A reconciliation conference "to heal the rift" in the Nineveh plain

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A reconciliation conference "to heal the rift" in the Nineveh plain

Date of release: 2017/11/8 10:24 • 238 times read

A senior government official revealed the government's intention to hold a reconciliation conference in the Nineveh Plain "to heal the social rift" that took place between the components there after the entry of gangs to support the terrorist areas and liberate them.

The Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers Mahdi Al-Alak, received the Deputy Special Representative for Political Affairs and Electoral Assistance at the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, Alice Wallpole, in his workplace today, welcomed the start of its new functions in the Iraq". 
The two sides reviewed the most important challenges facing the Iraqi government in the post-conflict period, most notably the return of the displaced to their homes. These are priorities of the government in the current period, and support stability and the provision of basic services, which contribute to facilitating the return of the displaced to their liberated areas, Because of the scale of destruction and destruction left by criminal gangs. "
"The success of the Iraqi government, with the support of the United Nations, in the implementation of good projects including drinking water, electricity and sanitation, which encouraged displaced families to return home, the number of displaced return to Ramadi more than 75%. 
He stressed "the importance and need to achieve community reconciliation between the spectrums and components of the Nineveh Plain," revealing "the intention of the government to establish a reconciliation conference in the region mentioned to heal the rift that affected the social fabric in the region mentioned, and put them on track to ensure their unity and brotherhood. 
For her part, the UN official praised the efforts of the Iraqi leadership in the reconstruction and stability of the liberated areas and facilitate the return of displaced persons, stressing the continued support and cooperation of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, praising the major victories achieved by the Iraqi security forces in its war against terrorist gangs.

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