Zebari: 21 countries will attend the summit and the leaders of a few days before the session.

[RodandStaff]

I hope this isn't a repeat article, but it's good none the less! -rodandstaff

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Zebari: 21 countries will attend the summit and the leaders of a few days before the session

Monday, 26 March 2012 11:26 GMT

Sumerian News / Baghdad Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari complete all preparations for the Arab summit in Baghdad, while pointing out that 21 countries will participate the conference except for Syria, which "has not been invited," explained that the summit helped Iraq in restoring his relationship with a large number of countries, pointing out that the Some leaders will come to Baghdad days before the conference and others "also will stay for days after the voting." Zebari said in an interview on brackets which will be broadcast from the "space-Sumerian," Monday night that "the Summit will continue for three days where it will be on 27 March, a preparatory meeting of ministers of finance and economy d On 28 would be a meeting of Foreign Ministers, and the summit meeting basis will be on 29 March is the top of a full and complete, and there will come before the heads of these days and there are those who will remain in Baghdad for days after the summit. " Zebari stressed that "all the preparations to host the summit Baghdad and accessories political, security, technical and organizational been completed," pointing out that "the summit in Baghdad is important to Iraq and the Arab countries and the Arab League as an organization and as an institution, and the importance lies in that the summit be held in difficult conditions experienced by the region and the Arab nation and the peoples ". He Zebari that "the summit in Baghdad will be an important message about the integration of Iraq in the Arab world and in Hadhanth Arab and regional levels is also a sign of Iraq's ability to organize major conference and that the Arab presence and international level is important, particularly as the largest figure is the Secretary General of the United Nations will attend the summit." Zebari pointed out that "the summit helped to address issues with the State of Kuwait and there are agreements with them, and also with Saudi Arabia, where he received his openness in relations at the level of visits and the designation of an ambassador in Iraq." I conclude with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, in (14 March 2012), an official visit to Kuwait started, in (13 March 2012), on top of high-level delegation, which resulted in the visit to agree on a common ground to resolve the outstanding issues all between the two countries, within the timelines short-term, while the Saudi-Iraqi relations began to improve after the middle of last February, after naming a non-resident ambassador to Riyadh to Baghdad after more than 20 years of diplomatic estrangement. He said Zebari that "the Iraq crisis with the Arab states had begun since 1990 and no later than 2003 because Iraq was punished and besieged international, Islamic and countries ostracized because of occupation of Kuwait, and policies of the former regime, demagoguery, intervention and threat," pointing out that "Iraq has suffered after 2003 also in its relations with Arab because of the presence occupation and regime change and the nature of the system that came out of the will of the people. " He Zebari that "the Summit Foundation stand-alone and was threatened, and two years ago did not hold a meeting or conference and that Iraq when they host the Summit, this is will contribute to the survival of the League of Arab rule, the task was the product of the struggles and the work by previous generations," asserting that "21 countries will participate in the Summit exception of Syria that has not been invited by the University Council's decision. " Zebari pointed out that "the level of representation at the summit decision is up to the participating countries and we want the highest representation and we look forward to that event and the importance of the topics," noting that "our data before the start of the summit indicate that the Baghdad summit will succeed." The Secretary-General of the Arab League Nabil Arab arrived, on Sunday, March 25, the current, to the capital, Baghdad, for Iraq's preparations to host the Arab summit. It is scheduled to host Iraq's Arab summit which brings together the heads of the kings of the Member States in the Arab League on 29 March current, and the move is the biggest international event organized by the country since 2003.

[ginger21]

I really like this article about 21 countries be represented. Appears they r covering alot of business. I also like

that everything will be in lockdown for 4 days. Not sure about RV but they r getting things done. Thanks RS

[RodandStaff]

"He Zebari that "the summit in Baghdad will be an important message about the integration of Iraq in the Arab world and in Hadhanth Arab and regional levels is also a sign of Iraq's ability to organize major conference and that the Arab presence and international level is important, particularly as the largest figure is the Secretary General of the United Nations will attend the summit.

" Zebari pointed out that "the summit helped to address issues with the State of Kuwait and there are agreements with them, and also with Saudi Arabia, where he received his openness in relations at the level of visits and the designation of an ambassador in Iraq." I conclude with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, in (14 March 2012), an official visit to Kuwait started, in (13 March 2012), on top of high-level delegation, which resulted in the visit to agree on a common ground to resolve the outstanding issues all between the two countries,?

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Just good, good news coming out, working things out with Kuwait, which could really bode well getting out of Ch. 7 quickly as they were by far the biggest hurdle that Iraq had to deal with in that department. This will also bode well happening just prior to the Summit... and with an official media blackout inside the Summit... who knows... we just may be there before ya know it!!!

Come On RV Baby!!!

[zigmeister]

It is positive Rod...very. Although there is a part of me that worry's....kind of like when my youngest son went to birthday parties....I would hear about it later.

[Richardk]

I'd have to say I'm a bit impressed that 21 countries will be represented. It sure would have been nice if Iraq had a full and functioning GOI. I'm curious if some showing early and others staying after is for some encouragement before, then some tongue

Lashing after. IMO the Arab community respects the Kurds and what they've done and will let Maliki know to look north for the road to a working GOI and economy. I know by wishing for the three different major factions to do something they haven't been able to do for over thousands of years is a big wish. Just work things out for their people, just maybe if they can, the citizens of Iraq will. it's a shame most can't read, if they could just read about Iraqi history they'd find out they are all from the same tribes not that long ago and basically lived in peace.

Stay grounded, calm and be happpy

Go RV/RI

[redsand]

21 countries. No issues as of yet. Kurds are coming. Kuwait seems to be happy. So far so good.

Lets work on that Chap 7.