Newspaper: change the Kuwaiti ambassador in Baghdad, [the insured]

Newspaper: change the Kuwaiti ambassador in Baghdad, [the insured]



Tuesday, June 18, 2013   [Follow-up - where]

Kuwait announced change its ambassador to Iraq, [the insured] in preparation for his retirement.

The newspaper quoted [Qabas] Kuwaiti diplomatic sources Kuwaiti Tuesday that "the movement of movements diplomatic include 35 ambassadors and consul, most notably the appointment of the Kuwaiti ambassador in Azerbaijan [Ghassan Al-Zawawi] ambassador of Kuwait in Baghdad, a successor to the insured, which dates back to the Office of the Ministry in preparation for retirement."

The newspaper pointed out that "the ministry will announce the names of ambassadors returning to the Office of the ministry who are interested in retirement are ten ambassadors, including Ambassador in Iraq [the insured] in preparation for retirement."

He took Ali Mohammed insured, former chief of staff in the Kuwaiti army, and the first ambassador of Kuwait in Iraq since the invasion of the former regime of Kuwait, in 22 of the last October 2008 and presented his credentials to Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and handed President Jalal Talabani his credentials on the day himself, expressing his happiness existence of the Kuwaiti ambassador to Iraq, which confirms the keenness of the two countries to consolidate their relations.

 And witnessed the official relations between Iraq and Kuwait described the positive developments during the past few months, to end the outstanding issues between the two countries, and to remove Iraq from the international sanctions imposed on it in the seventh item, by the UN Security Council.

 And the latest developments in the relationship between the two countries, which saw a rupture lasted for more than 13 years by the former regime's invasion of Kuwait, the visiting Kuwaiti delegation headed by Prime Minister Jaber Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah Baghdad recently, and the signing of agreements and memoranda of understanding.

 He announced during talks Iraqi and Kuwaiti officials said the two governments had asked of Mendobhma UN interview Secretary General Mananzma International Ban Ki Monowablagh agreement the two countries and that Iraq had been implemented fully the obligations imposed on it under Chapter VII by the Security Council resolutions and the demand of the secretary-general of the UN report to the Security Council to raise the terms of Chapter VII of Iraq.

According to Kuwait's permanent representative to the United Nations, the Security Council will consider the matter on June 27 present and that he believed that the resolution will pass without any hindrance.

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