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    Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property

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    Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property Empty Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property

    Post by Hkp1 Fri 04 Jan 2013, 5:03 pm

    Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property


    04/01/2013 | 10:23 PM | Gulf News

    UNITED
    NATIONS, Jan 4 (KUNA) -- Iraq on Friday reiterated its keenness to
    close the file of the Kuwaiti missing persons and property, and
    reaffirmed its support for one of Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's
    proposals to assign a representative from the UN Secretariat to take
    over the responsibilities of the High-Level Coordinator Gennady Tarasov
    who left his post in late December for another UN job in Geneva.

    In a
    letter to the Security Council President, Iraqi Ambassador Hamid
    Al-Bayati said "on the basis of the positive developments in
    Iraqi-Kuwaiti relations and the sustained fulfilment by Iraq of its (UN)
    obligations ..., the most recent being the arrival of the (Iraqi)
    technical representatives in Kuwait to join the UN in initiating the
    third stage of the Iraq-Kuwait boundary maintenance project on 17
    December, the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to continue
    the search for missing Kuwaitis and its keenness to resolve this
    humanitarian and emotional issue, which is of great importance to
    Kuwaiti families".

    He insisted that his government "reaffirms its
    support for (Ban)'s proposal that the file of Kuwaiti missing persons
    and property be ... managed by a bilateral joint committee or by a
    Representative of the Secretary General assigned to that purpose".

    "My Government reiterates that such a step would facilitate the closing of this file," he added.

    As
    Tarasov's mandate ended on December 31, 2012, Ban suggested to the
    Council for consideration a number of options to make sure those
    humanitarian issues are taken care of during the next six months.

    Based
    on his consultations in both Kuwait and Iraq early last month, Ban
    suggested in his report to the Council folding Tarasov's mandate under
    that of the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), appoint an interim
    Coordinator during the next six months, replace the current Coordinator,
    or asking someone from UN Secretariat to assume this mandate.

    The
    Council is still consulting on which option to approve. While the
    Western countries in the Council prefer that an official from the UN
    Secretariat takes care of the issues, Russia prefers the appointment of
    an interim High-Level Coordinator.

    Diplomats told KUNA that given the
    fact that no decision was made so far, the Secretary General may end up
    appointing a successor to Tarasov until those humanitarian issues are
    resolved, as required by resolution 1284 which established the post.

    According
    to Ban, Kuwait had expressed hope that the Council would establish a
    new mechanism either through the appointment of a new High-Level
    Coordinator; the appointment of a new Special Envoy; or the expansion of
    the UNAMI mandate to include those issues, but only after Iraq fulfils
    its other outstanding obligations, specifically those related to the
    border.

    Also according to Ban, Iraq prefers not to have a new
    High-Level Coordinator, and wants to address the issues bilaterally with
    Kuwait, and, if need be, would not object to folding the files into
    UNAMI's mandate. (end) sj.bs KUNA 042223 Jan 13NNNN


    http://www.kuna.net.kw/ArticleDetails.aspx?id=2284985&language=en
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    Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property Empty Iraq to the UN Security Council: We are committed to close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwait

    Post by Rocky Sat 05 Jan 2013, 4:08 am

    Iraq to the UN Security Council: We are committed to close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property


    Saturday, December 05, 2 / January 2013 09:25


    Twilight News / Iraq reiterated to the UN Security Council, to close the issues of the missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property.



    The Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations, Hamid al-Bayati, in a letter sent to the President of the Security Council and seen by "Twilight News" that "the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to continue to search for missing Kuwaitis and their desire to resolve this emotional humanitarian issue which has a great deal of importance to Kuwaiti families ".



    Bayati said the Iraqi government "reaffirms its support for the proposalby Ban Ki-moon to locate missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property in a effort by joint committee of bilateral or by representative of the secretary-general that was appointed for this purpose," adding that "Governments reaffirm that such a move to facilitate the close this matter. "



    With the end of the mandate of the Tarasov from Russia in the 31 December 2012 Ban Ki-moon proposed to the Security Council to consider a number of options to make sure this humanitarian endeavor is handled with care during the next six months.



    Based on the consultations that took place recently in both Kuwait and Iraq earlier this month the UN Secretary General suggested in this report that the United Nations Mission to help Iraq (UNAMI) take over the task of Tarasov or set interim coordinator for six months, or to find another to replace Tarasov or choose another person from the United Nations headquarters to undertake this task. "



    Recalled that the Security Council still consults on these matters while the Western countries on the Security Council prefer to have one of the officials of the Secretariat of the United Nations, while Russia favors the temporary appointment of a coordinator from one of their senior repestentatives.


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    Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property Empty Iraq: We commit to close missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti properties’ issues

    Post by Hkp1 Sat 05 Jan 2013, 6:42 pm

    Iraq: We commit to close missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti properties’ issues


    Saturday, 05 January 2013 09:30

    Shafaq
    News / Iraq renewed to the UN Security Council, its confirmation to
    close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property.

    The
    Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations, Hamid al-Bayati said in a letter
    sent to the Head of the Security Council, briefed by "Shafaq News" that
    "the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to continue its search
    for missing Kuwaitis and its desire to resolve this humanitarian and
    emotional issue which has a great deal of importance to the Kuwaiti
    families ".

    al-Bayati said that “the Iraqi government reaffirms
    its support for the proposal of Ban Ki-moon to take in consideration the
    missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property file to a joint bilateral
    committee or by a representative of the secretary-general appointed for
    this purpose," adding that "the two governments reaffirm that such a
    move would facilitate from closing this matter”.

    With the end of
    the mandate of Tarasov in the 31 December 2012, Ban Ki-moon proposed to
    the Security Council to consider a number of options to make sure to
    give these humanitarian issues the suitable care during the next six
    months.

    Based on the consultations that took place recently in
    both Kuwait and Iraq earlier this month the UN Secretary General in his
    report to the council to take over the United Nations Mission to help
    Iraq (UNAMI) suggested to give Tarasov’s task or to appoint a
    coordinator for six months or to find a another coordinator to replace
    Tarasov’s mission or choose another person from the United Nations
    headquarters to undertake this task. "

    The Security Council is
    still consulting on these options while the Western countries on the
    Security Council prefer to take one of the officials of the Secretariat
    of the United Nations, while Russia prefers a temporary senior
    coordinator.

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    Post by wciappetta Sun 06 Jan 2013, 6:03 am


    Iraq keen to close files of missing Kuwaitis, property – Full support for Ban’s proposal

    http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2013/01/05/iraq-keen-to-close-files-of-missing-kuwaitis-property-full-support-for-bans-proposal/


    UNITED NATIONS: Iraq has
    reiterated its keenness to close the file of the Kuwaiti missing persons
    and property, and reaffirmed its support for one of Secretary General
    Ban Ki-moon’s proposals to assign a representative from the UN
    Secretariat to take over the responsibilities of the High-Level
    Coordinator Gennady Tarasov who left his post in late December for
    another UN job in Geneva. In a letter to the Security Council President,
    Iraqi Ambassador Hamid Al-Bayati said “on the basis of the positive
    developments in Iraqi- Kuwaiti relations and the sustained fulfilment by
    Iraq of its (UN) obligations …, the most recent being the arrival of
    the (Iraqi) technical representatives in Kuwait to join the UN in
    initiating the third stage of the Iraq-Kuwait boundary maintenance
    project on Dec 17,     the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to
    continue the search for missing Kuwaitis and its keenness to resolve
    this humanitarian and emotional issue, which is of great importance to
    Kuwaiti families”.

    He insisted that his government
    “reaffirms its support for (Ban)’s proposal that the file of Kuwaiti
    missing persons and property be … managed by a bilateral joint committee
    or by a Representative of the Secretary General assigned to that
    purpose”. “My Government reiterates that such a step would facilitate
    the closing of this file,” he added. As Tarasov’s mandate ended on Dec
    31, 2012, Ban suggested to the Council for consideration a number of
    options to make sure those humanitarian issues are taken care of during
    the next six months. Based on his consultations in both Kuwait and Iraq
    early last month, Ban suggested in his report to the Council folding
    Tarasov’s mandate under that of the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq
    (UNAMI), appoint an interim Coordinator during the next six months,
    replace the current Coordinator, or asking someone from UN Secretariat
    to assume this mandate. The Council is still consulting on which option
    to approve.

    While the Western countries in the
    Council prefer that an official from the UN Secretariat takes care of
    the issues, Russia prefers the appointment of an interim High- Level
    Coordinator. Diplomats told KUNA that given the fact that no decision
    was made so far, the Secretary General may end up appointing a successor
    to Tarasov until those humanitarian issues are resolved,     as required by
    resolution 1284 which established the post. According to Ban, Kuwait
    had expressed hope that the Council would establish a new mechanism
    either through the appointment of a new High-Level Coordinator; the
    appointment of a new Special Envoy; or the expansion of the UNAMI
    mandate to include those issues, but only after Iraq fulfils its other
    outstanding obligations, specifically those related to the border. Also
    according to Ban, Iraq prefers not to have a new High-Level Coordinator,
    and wants to address the issues bilaterally with Kuwait, and, if need
    be, would not object to folding the files into UNAMI’s mandate.     — KUNA


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    Post by wciappetta Sun 06 Jan 2013, 6:18 am

    Hkp1 wrote:Iraq keen to close the files of missing Kuwaitis, property


    [size=18]04/01/2013 | 10:23 PM | Gulf News

    UNITED
    NATIONS,

    the most recent being the arrival of the (Iraqi)
    technical representatives in Kuwait to join the UN in initiating the
    third stage of the Iraq-Kuwait boundary maintenance project on 17
    December,

    http://www.kuna.net.kw/ArticleDetails.aspx?id=2284985&language=en

    I wonder what stage three is and if it's a final stage?


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    Post by duck2000 Sun 06 Jan 2013, 6:20 am

    wciappetta wrote:

    I wonder what stage three is and if it's a final stage?
    when it comes to stages its all ways four for the iraqi!
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