Maliki's coalition is out of Chapter VII "achievement" parallels the withdrawal of foreign troops

Maliki's coalition is out of Chapter VII "achievement" parallels the withdrawal of foreign troops



    Thursday, June 27, 2013 10:03

Twilight News / counting a coalition of state law, on Thursday, the vote scheduled today in the UN Security Council, to remove Iraq from Chapter VII, and is expected to be approved, "achievement" parallels the withdrawal of U.S. troops in 2011.

alt The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, has recommended last week, the UN Security Council, remove Iraq from Chapter VII and subdue the remaining differences between Iraq and Kuwait to Item VI of the UN Charter, instead of the seventh.

The leader of the Coalition Hassan Sinead, in an electronic message received "Twilight News" copy, "The UN Security Council resolution that today's vote will take to remove Iraq from Chapter VII restrictions completion of no less importance for the withdrawal of foreign troops from the country in 2011."

Between Sinead, who is close to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, "We appreciate the government's insistence on ending the sanctions and file to remove Iraq from international restrictions."

And authorized Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations Security Council to use force to enforce the decisions either through sanctions or military intervention, while the sixth item urges States to resolve their differences peacefully.

It is still Iraq subject to international sanctions imposed by the United Nations after the invasion and occupation of Kuwait in 1990, despite the fall of the former regime, which invaded Kuwait, and observers say that in the case of acceptance of the Security Council recommendation of the Secretary-General, will prepare a batch of strong political to Baghdad in an effort to restore its international after Ten years of the overthrow of Saddam Hussein.

The Foreign Ministry said Iraq recently, for an overview of the five permanent members of the Security Council on Iraq's position on a new resolution on take it out of Chapter VII.

The State of Kuwait has opposed for years to remove Iraq from Chapter VII because of differences over borders and Disappeared Persons, property and other issues, and that was a major cause for the survival of Iraq under Chapter,   But most of these issues and found their way to the solution recently.

It is said that specialists stressed that Iraq would emerge from Chapter VII will bring his legal status in the international community, to what it was before the UN Security Council Resolution 838 of 1993, which was released by the invading forces of the former regime of the State of Kuwait, also point out that the end of the provisions of Chapter VII will enable Iraq to recover its funds frozen, by raising the tutelage of the United Nations for Iraqi funds frozen abroad, and will be for Iraq right   Absolute disposition.

Economists also notes that Iraq would emerge from Chapter VII, is a sign of hope opened up new avenues in dealing with the countries of the world in the areas of development and investment, according to the saying.

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