Maliki adviser: There is no new agreement between the Iraqi and Kuwaiti government on border demarca

Maliki adviser: There is no new agreement between the Iraqi and Kuwaiti government on border demarcation



Said legal adviser to the Prime Minister Fadel Muhammad Jawad said there was no any new agreement between the Iraqi government and Kuwaiti on the demarcation of the border between the two countries and that "what is happening now is the maintenance of the pillars of the border and which fall within the application of UN Security Council Resolution No. 833 of 1994 binding to Iraq."

He Jawad said in a statement that "the UN Security Council Resolution No. 833 is the decision unjust, it has taken from the land and water and wells Iraq and awarded to Kuwait," stressing that "the Iraqi government does not have any choice but to apply UN Security Council resolution."

He Jawad "The Iraqi government is seeking to emerge from Chapter VII and the Secretary-General of the United Nations confirmed encouragement of Iraq provided fulfill its obligations to the UN Security Council resolutions, pointing out that" any alternative is available in front of the Iraqi government and resorting to the International Court is not accurate because they are not competent to this subject " .

The MP for the coalition called the Iraqi Free high Nassif earlier legal experts and Iraqi intellectuals to form the Association appealed to the United Nations demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait.

Said Nassif in a statement that thefts Kuwaiti of Iraqi territory are carried out in broad daylight and provocatively and United Nations-sponsored stressing the need to form an association of legal experts and Iraqi intellectuals and tribal leaders to challenge the United Nations this demarcation which she described Palja?r of the border between the two countries.

According to the statement, Iraq and Kuwait plan to demarcate the border between the two countries, which will lead to the displacement of more than 250 houses in the border town of Umm Qasr in Basra province, which included tracts of land to the Kuwaiti side.

The governor of Basra, Khalaf Abdul Samad has revealed this March 9, for that what is happening now on the demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait border is Da'mat maintenance only.

Said Abdul Samad told a news conference after his meeting with the Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad al-Haj Hammoud in Basra, said "the ministry announced compensation of three residential homes in the area of ​​Umm Qasr by paying the rent for the entire year to be built for them in the future and housing units."

He added that Abdul Samad that "nearly 97 residential houses in the area of ​​Umm Qasr and near the border will remain in place and moving occupants to the housing unit to be built for them in the same respect," adding that "the farm owners in the hand of Umm Qasr will be compensated through the formation of judicial committees define space agricultural land. "

For his part, called on the district director of Umm Qasr Saleh Abdul-Mahdi, and the Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works and the Ministry of Housing to expedite the resolution of land allocated file to build housing units for the people of the terms of the sensitivity of the situation.

He added that he can not compromise and accept any solution unless it is providing alternative housing for the residents of the area.

On the other hand, said director of the Safwan student hand Khalil Alhsouna he can not dispense with the border as a port adjacent to the tube security, referring to the local government's refusal to transfer the port to another location.

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