Ban Ki-moon welcomes the agreement between Iraq and Kuwait and described the historic moment

Ban Ki-moon welcomes the agreement between Iraq and Kuwait and described the historic moment

Delegates Iraq and Kuwait يسلمان to together a joint letter from the Governments of the two countries

BAGHDAD / obelisk: welcomed UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon persistent and positive developments in relations between Iraq and Kuwait, calling the agreement signed between the two countries on Wednesday as a "historic moment"

That came after a meeting of the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations, Ambassador Mohammed Ali Hakim and the Permanent Representative of Kuwait Ambassador Mansour Ayyad Al-Otaibi with Ban Ki-moon to hand over a memorandum of understanding signed by the two governments on May 28 to set up a bilateral committee artistic holds the practical arrangements for the maintenance of border markers between the two countries.

A statement by the Foreign Iraq got "obelisk", a copy of the delegates of the two countries "ladder together a joint letter from the Governments of the two countries with a copy of the memorandum of understanding on the arrangements for the maintenance of the physical to the common border, which refers to the fulfillment of Iraq's international obligations as a prelude to get out of Chapter VII."

He said Hakim, secretary-general of L Ban Ki-moon on "the importance of giving the next report of the Secretary-General of the UN to be submitted to the Security Council on the fourteenth of June 2013 the positive developments between the two countries including the recommendation exit of Iraq from Chapter VII and an end to resolution 833 on the border with Kuwait and praising Iraq's efforts on missing persons and Kuwaiti archives. "

He described the UN Secretary-General builder Ki-moon, the agreement between the two countries as "historic moment" and expressed his welcome to the agreement.

According to the statement pointed to "communication Security Council on the establishment of Iraq and Kuwait bilateral arrangements on the border and which refers to the full implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 833."

He said Ban Ki-moon said he "made contact with a Prime Minister and the Emir of Kuwait, and blessed them personally political decision that opens horizons for the development of relations between the two countries."

For his part, Kuwaiti Ambassador Mansour Al-Otaibi expressed his delight Iraqi to meet Moundob, noting that it represents the extent of progress in relations between the two countries and look forward to a better future.

Al-Otaibi said, "This is the first time you meet the general secretary of the Kuwaiti delegation - Iraqi jointly," adding that Ban Ki-moon was "very happy."

He said what happened in the past few weeks "achievement" and most recently visiting Kuwaiti Prime Minister Jaber Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah to Iraq on Wednesday, and the signing of four agreements and memoranda of understanding.

"The differences that were on the level of implementation of Security Council resolutions and الالتزمات not implemented drained from the United Nations a lot of time and effort, but things" are now going in the right direction and relations between the two countries improved dramatically and this is due specifically to the wisdom of the leadership in the two countries. "

He also said that "the Secretary-General stressed the keenness of the United Nations to do everything in its power to end the remaining files completely and praised Kuwait for responsiveness and flexibility in resolving bilateral issues also praised Iraq's cooperation in the implementation of the remaining obligations particularly the border."

He pointed out that "the Kuwaiti delegation in New York in touch with members of the Security Council on a draft resolution Matrouh at the present time will be adopted as expected in the current 27 without hindrance."

And at the same time pointed out that "the project terminate the mandate of the High-Level Coordinator Gennady Tarasov, who was in charge until the end of December last year for my missing persons and property, but two issues remain under the umbrella of the United Nations."

The Prime Minister of Kuwait Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak concluded Wednesday for a short visit to the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, one-day and witnessed the signing of 6 agreements and memoranda of understanding between the Kuwaiti and Iraqi sides in the fields of economy, transport, culture and higher education, diplomacy and the environment.

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