The United States welcomes the Federal Council of Ministers meeting in Arbil

The United States welcomes the Federal Council of Ministers meeting in Arbil



Sunday, June 9, 2013 20:12





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The United States Embassy welcomed the Council of Ministers meeting in Arbil, noting that "evidence that Iraqi leaders are committed to strengthening the state and isolate the terrorists."

The head of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has announced today the agreement to activate the joint committees to resolve problems and outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil .

The embassy said in a statement today, the agency received all of Iraq [where], a copy of it, "We welcome the holding of the meeting of the Iraqi cabinet and associated meetings today in Irbil, including the meeting between Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and President of the Kurdistan Regional Government Massoud Barzani, which came after a meeting of the unit, which was hosted by Ammar al-Hakim, head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, and the other signal indicate that Iraqi leaders are committed to strengthening the state under the Iraqi constitution, and isolate terrorists and criminal groups that seek to sow sectarian strife. "

The statement added, "We look forward to holding the elections in Anbar and Nineveh in the coming weeks and a return to the meetings of the Iraqi parliament, where he pledged Iraqi leaders to address legislation pending, after a surge in violence last month, which has been armed groups why it including al-Qaida in Iraq" .
The embassy noted, "We were encouraged to see a clear commitment by the Iraqi political leaders to build a unified, federal and democratic."
The "United States will participate actively with the Iraqi government and the people who serve this government to promote our mutual interests, as has been determined by the Strategic Framework Agreement, including the commitment to the principles of democracy, according to the Iraqi constitution."
The Barzani has said during a joint press conference with al-Maliki in Arbil Sunday afternoon, said that "Maliki's visit is very important and we agreed during our meeting its own to activate the committees that have been agreed to discuss all the problems and find solutions to them as well as we have agreed to resolve all the problems facing Iraq in general, and agreed to cooperate after now ÇÎćí and friendly and that the Constitution is the authority and governance in all the problems or disputes that may occur, and there is a design that Nzll all obstacles and should resort to the Constitution in the event of a difference in any subject. "
For his part, Maliki said "extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to the Lbarzana and recipients who هيأوا atmospheres and climates that have made this visit really nature my goal and workstation joint cooperation and open all the files that should be cooperation, whether Lacan relation between Kurdistan and the federal government or the rest of the issues of Iraq . "is over.

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The United States welcomes the Council of Ministers meeting in Arbil



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Baghdad / Albgdladih News / .. The United States welcomed the U.S., Sunday, to convene the meeting of the Iraqi Council of Ministers and associated meetings today in Erbil.

According to a statement moved the Information Office of the U.S. embassy in Iraq received / Baghdadi News / copy of it, that a meeting of the Federal Cabinet in Erbil and meet with al-Maliki and Barzani shows that the Iraqi leaders are committed to strengthening the state under the Iraqi constitution, and isolate terrorists and totals criminal who seek to sow sectarian strife . "

"The United States looks forward to elections in Anbar and Nineveh, and the return of the meetings of the Iraqi parliament, where Iraqi leaders pledged to address the pending legislation after a surge in violence last month."

The statement noted that the U.S. Embassy in Iraq saw a clear commitment by the Iraqi political leaders to build a unified Iraq, a federal and democratic. "

The statement stressed that "the United States will remain actively involved with the Iraqi government to promote mutual interests, as has been determined by the Strategic Framework Agreement, including the commitment to the principles of democracy, according to the Iraqi constitution." Finished / 21


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