The liberation of the Iraqi economy

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The liberation of the Iraqi economy



29/06/2013 12:00 AM


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natural to be meant by international sanctions imposed on any country is weakened and stripped of the elements of power towards isolated from the world, which makes the country suffers in all aspects of economic and political life and lose its strength as influential in its regional and international levels.

This is what happened when I decided the International Organization punish Iraq and Saddam buried because of its invasion of Kuwait and the commission of crimes of genocide against the rights and the environment and everything in Kuwait and Iraq alike, which made ​​the Iraqi people pay the price of those policies and make new governments in Iraq in front of international isolation and a series of resolutions and sanctions hinder economic growth also confuse the process of return of Iraq to exercise its role in influencing the international community.

thus underwent Iraq's Chapter VII, which is one of the chapters of the 13 in the UN Charter authorizes this chapter the UN Security Council to use force against the state or states that threaten international peace and security , enjoying the resolutions issued on the basis of this chapter Balsafh mandatory.

comes the international sanctions against Iraq in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions have been passed the first resolution number 660, which condemned the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and called on Iraq to withdraw immediately and unconditionally from Kuwait, followed by the release of several other decisions, including Resolution 661 of 1990, under which was imposed economic sanctions on Iraq, as well as resolution 662 in 1990 and who spent the invalidity of annexation of Kuwait by Iraq, as well as resolutions 664 and 665 and 666 and 667 and 669 and 670 and 674 and 677 issued in 1990.

All of these penalties and other sanctions have contributed to handcuff Iraq politically and economically, which made ​​the Iraqi government is seeking through a foreign policy success to overcome the outstanding issues with Kuwait for liberation from the constraints of Chapter VII to jump-start the project of building the new Iraq, especially on the economic side, which was most affected by international sanctions .

said the decision to lift the sanctions on Iraq and take it out of Chapter VII would be called by Iraq in the financial dealings of Foreign Affairs and will get the freedom to act his money abroad and will contribute to the free will of the economic in absolute terms and raises the guardianship internationalism her and all Modat in international banks in addition to the decision would give the Iraqi party broad powers in conducting engagements economic and investment relations with foreign countries all without recourse to the Security Council seeking the regulatory approvals which will return to the Iraqi economy substantial benefits and increases the status of Iraq's economic as a country with the power of high economic environment would be an attractive investment and an important source of energy in the world.

Finally, we say that the decision to lift the sanctions on Iraq and take it out of Chapter VII of money will bring prestige to the Iraqi state will be able to Iraq to exercise economic role in the region in light of attempts by some parties to keep Iraq from its natural place in the projects of terrorism and sectarianism, which want to derail the democratic experiment, and here you can to say that this move is a victory for the Iraqi government and the Iraqi people on all of the challenges faced by the democratic experience for all moving towards a new strong Iraq represents the power of its economic weight in the global balance of power ..

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Ok, we all see what the articles state and VII meant, so we move forward with anticipation... ;)

Neno wrote:Ok, we all see what the articles state and VII meant, so we move forward with anticipation... ;)

Yes indeed... :bball: 

I agree.