Deputy for the State of Law: the Iraqi List, sent letters to postpone the Arab summit

[k98nights]

Deputy for the State of Law: the Iraqi List, sent letters to postpone the Arab summit

Ali Abdullah - 26/03/2012 PM - 1:20 p.m. | Hits: 105

The MP said the rule of law, Abdul Salam al-Maliki that the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, has sent letters to leaders and leaders of Arab countries calling for the postponement of the Arab summit.

Iraq has the largest historical event since the fall of the former regime convening the Arab summit in Baghdad in the twenty-ninth of this month, with the participation of all Arab states except Syria suspended its membership in the Arab League.

Maliki said in a statement to Agence {Euphrates News} on Monday, "There have been claims by some political blocs to dispatch letters to the leaders and the leaders of the postponement of the Arab summit," noting that "the first messages sent to the Arab League to demand postponement of the Arab summit in Baghdad is one of the the Iraqi List. "

He added that "the political blocs were demanding the introduction of the internal problems of Iraq on the agenda of the Arab summit, but after the last meeting of Arab foreign ministers at this moment to memorize it because the Charter of the Arab League and the parties to the Arab League to not intervene in the internal affairs of countries."

The political scene exacerbated in attitudes, especially among the State of Law Coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, among other topics, the most prominent issues of Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi, Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq as the first issued an arrest warrant on charges of and sent it to support terrorist operations carried out by members of the protection, either al-Mutlaq face the request to withdraw his confidence by al-Maliki to the House of Representatives on the back of a press statement.

He made it clear that "Iraq is through the diplomatic relations between his views on Maidor Machhdh and the Iraqi arena, where contact with Arab foreign ministers and the President of the Arab League to explain the political arena Machhdh to confirm the then leaders of Arab countries not to interfere Bcan Iraqi Interior."

He pointed out that "the Arab League is not interested in the internal affairs of Iraq is not interested in the appointment of the Minister of Defense, or the enactment of the Iraqi oil and gas or other domestic matters, but matters of Iraqi Arab and Arab political issues."

He also said the "agenda of the Arab summit will include the important points contained more than 12 points and that there is another meeting will be held in Baghdad on 28 of March the current Arab foreign ministers to develop a table of final as agreed upon by the Arabs in presenting topics of interest to Arab countries."

Summit will be preceded by two days the meeting of Arab ministers of economy and one day meeting of Arab foreign ministers.

The summit is expected to discuss the internal situation in Baghdad, Syria and the unrest caused by the uprising calling for regime change as well as the restructuring of the Arab League and Arab issues spring.

He al-Maliki that "the messages that went to the Arab League from some of the political blocs are trying to give the image blurry or are trying to corner the domestic issues at the Arab summit, but these attempts will not benefit them something and have no door open the doors of the Arab League because it will close like such topics and this indicates the keenness of the Arabs to the Arab Summit in Baghdad and make it work. "

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[ReVbo]

Why don't you fools just do the national conference today, and then, you wouldn't have to look like freakin' idiots in front of the whole Arab world?

Edited March 26, 2012 by ReVbo

[Nelg]

I pray that there will not be a postponement, especially at this late date. I don't think it will happen, but you never know. The leaders of the Arab Summit have already decided not to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries. I pray, too, that there will not be any violent action by opposition parties, which they are prone to encourage.

[cooked1]

There goes allawi again.