Could C7 finally be coming to an end?

[Luigi1]

From Another Site...UNSC Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator Mandate Meeting Scheduled For Mid-June 2012.

The following chart illustrates the United Nations Security Council Mandate Cycle on Iraqi issues.

The Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator report discusses the relationship between Iraq and Kuwait as well as the accomplishments, efforts, recommendations and/or areas of concern regarding the outstanding issues between the two countries as directed by the United Nations.

The Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator report is due every six months as mandated by the UNSC. A meeting to discuss the report’s conclusions and recommendations is typically scheduled within a week of the report. It would appear the USNC Iraq/Kuwait High-Level Coordinator mandate meeting is scheduled (tentatively) for June 15, 2012.

What is your raction?

[thegente]

the UNSC reviews Iraq twice a year, this is a scheduled meeting...if Iraq has it's ducks in a row, then they will be voted out of CH7...if not, the UNSC will meet again in either Dec 2012, or Jan 2013 to review Iraq's progress. We shall see....thx Luigi

[cooked1]

Sadly the only things that drop dead are the items in question that day.

[Priscilla]

That would be great, it's my anniversary.. BUT......we wait and see...

[robinjp]

I think that date is meaningless. Their schedule goes all the way to 2016. As long as Iraq is under CH 7, they keep these meetings going. I think Iraq can get out any time whatever corruption is keeping them in Ch 7 decides to let them out-------and it must be corruption. They are as about as threatening to world peace as a kitten right now. Sorry if I sound cynical but this whole Ch 7 thing seems absurd at this point. It is just a big money game........my opinion.

[Priscilla]

I think that date is meaningless. Their schedule goes all the way to 2016. As long as Iraq is under CH 7, they keep these meetings going. I think Iraq can get out any time whatever corruption is keeping them in Ch 7 decides to let them out-------and it must be corruption. They are as about as threatening to world peace as a kitten right now. Sorry if I sound cynical but this whole Ch 7 thing seems absurd at this point. It is just a big money game........my opinion.

Wondering about this myself..Only been investing about a year and a half and already I am fed up. I can't imagine the people that's been waiting for years and years...

[truthful1]

June is the date.....we will see how the vote goes.....its about ninety days, which is like tomorrow for an iraqi

Edited April 5, 2012 by truthful1

[Papster]

or it could be sooner...............GO DINAR

April 15th ~ Iraq, Kuwait and UN Chapter 7 Sanctions: Kuwait will of the Security Council agreed to lift the sanctions on Baghdad

April 3, 2012

Advisor to the owners: Kuwait will of the Security Council agreed to lift the sanctions on Baghdad after a meeting April 15

Maliki directed to submit to the Commission re-distribution of fuel to the fishermen's recommendations to support the fishermen's quotas (the world)

Baghdad, Revealed adviser to Prime Minister of the existence of a crucial meeting between Iraq and Kuwait, leading to a report to the Security Council, including the approval of Kuwait to lift the sanctions on Iraq with the approval of both sides to complete the remaining obligations between the two countries, between a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary Raising Iraq from Chapter VII is not about Kuwait alone, but the conviction of the international community, and political pressure.

The Legal Adviser to the Prime Minister Fadel Muhammad said in an interview with "the world" yesterday that "on 15 of this month will hold a crucial meeting between Iraq and Kuwait to Baghdad to settle all outstanding issues between the two countries," expected to so they can be very positive results.

He added that the Kuwaiti delegation headed by Foreign Minister Mohammed Sabah, the membership of officials and ministers involved in the files of contention between the two countries. < He said Muhammad, "If we reach a joint agreement with Kuwait will send the report to the Security Council, and approved it, with approval from both sides that all that remains of obligations between the two countries from archive missing and the demarcation of the border will be completed in good faith between the two countries, and thus closes the file in the Security Council International, and ending penalties for Iraq under Chapter VII.

A member of the Committee Mohammad Jamshid in an interview for "the world" yesterday that "the State of Kuwait gave positive signals to remove Iraq from Chapter VII, given to the participation at the Arab summit, not to mention the participation of many Arab countries high."

He added that "the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to the State of Kuwait, which preceded the summit was very positive, as it achieved its objectives and prompted Kuwait to cooperate with us to rid Iraq from Chapter VII and the political and economic sanctions currently in place."

He expected Jamshid contribute to the Arab League also freeing Iraq from Chapter VII, "I do not doubt that the Arab League wants an Iraq that influence takes leadership role in the region, Iraq today is not Iraq's former regime, which was a source of concern and problems for the region. And I expect that there will be a gesture quick to get rid from Chapter VII. "

I take it a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary staff Arshad remove Iraq from Chapter VII that the international community and members of the Security Council specifically, explaining that "the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII is not about Kuwait alone, but there is a UN resolution needs to be pressure from Arab countries and the Arab League ".

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.alaalem.com/index.php%3Faa%3Dnews%26id22%3D45268

[thegente]

or it could be sooner...............GO DINAR

April 15th ~ Iraq, Kuwait and UN Chapter 7 Sanctions: Kuwait will of the Security Council agreed to lift the sanctions on Baghdad

April 3, 2012

Advisor to the owners: Kuwait will of the Security Council agreed to lift the sanctions on Baghdad after a meeting April 15

Maliki directed to submit to the Commission re-distribution of fuel to the fishermen's recommendations to support the fishermen's quotas (the world)

Baghdad, Revealed adviser to Prime Minister of the existence of a crucial meeting between Iraq and Kuwait, leading to a report to the Security Council, including the approval of Kuwait to lift the sanctions on Iraq with the approval of both sides to complete the remaining obligations between the two countries, between a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary Raising Iraq from Chapter VII is not about Kuwait alone, but the conviction of the international community, and political pressure.

The Legal Adviser to the Prime Minister Fadel Muhammad said in an interview with "the world" yesterday that "on 15 of this month will hold a crucial meeting between Iraq and Kuwait to Baghdad to settle all outstanding issues between the two countries," expected to so they can be very positive results.

He added that the Kuwaiti delegation headed by Foreign Minister Mohammed Sabah, the membership of officials and ministers involved in the files of contention between the two countries. < He said Muhammad, "If we reach a joint agreement with Kuwait will send the report to the Security Council, and approved it, with approval from both sides that all that remains of obligations between the two countries from archive missing and the demarcation of the border will be completed in good faith between the two countries, and thus closes the file in the Security Council International, and ending penalties for Iraq under Chapter VII.

A member of the Committee Mohammad Jamshid in an interview for "the world" yesterday that "the State of Kuwait gave positive signals to remove Iraq from Chapter VII, given to the participation at the Arab summit, not to mention the participation of many Arab countries high."

He added that "the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to the State of Kuwait, which preceded the summit was very positive, as it achieved its objectives and prompted Kuwait to cooperate with us to rid Iraq from Chapter VII and the political and economic sanctions currently in place."

He expected Jamshid contribute to the Arab League also freeing Iraq from Chapter VII, "I do not doubt that the Arab League wants an Iraq that influence takes leadership role in the region, Iraq today is not Iraq's former regime, which was a source of concern and problems for the region. And I expect that there will be a gesture quick to get rid from Chapter VII. "

I take it a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, the parliamentary staff Arshad remove Iraq from Chapter VII that the international community and members of the Security Council specifically, explaining that "the issue of withdrawal of Iraq from Chapter VII is not about Kuwait alone, but there is a UN resolution needs to be pressure from Arab countries and the Arab League ".

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ar&tl=en&u=http://www.alaalem.com/index.php%3Faa%3Dnews%26id22%3D45268

Things are looking very good...thx for the article Papster!

[TimS]

From Another Site...UNSC Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator Mandate Meeting Scheduled For Mid-June 2012.

The following chart illustrates the United Nations Security Council Mandate Cycle on Iraqi issues.

The Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator report discusses the relationship between Iraq and Kuwait as well as the accomplishments, efforts, recommendations and/or areas of concern regarding the outstanding issues between the two countries as directed by the United Nations.

The Iraq/Kuwait High Level Coordinator report is due every six months as mandated by the UNSC. A meeting to discuss the report’s conclusions and recommendations is typically scheduled within a week of the report. It would appear the USNC Iraq/Kuwait High-Level Coordinator mandate meeting is scheduled (tentatively) for June 15, 2012.

What is your raction?

How long have you been in this investment? There is no such thing as a drop dead date......

[cooked]

How long have you been in this investment? There is no such thing as a drop dead date......

lol....how true, drop dead is nothing when it comes to Iraq.

[Luigi1]

the UNSC reviews Iraq twice a year, this is a scheduled meeting...if Iraq has it's ducks in a row, then they will be voted out of CH7...if not, the UNSC will meet again in either Dec 2012, or Jan 2013 to review Iraq's progress. We shall see....thx Luigi

Let's hope for the best. All duckies in a row. C7 lifted no later than June.

[cooked]

In the grandscheme, how big of a role does ch7 really play in the chance of th rv? I thought art 8 of the IMF was more important. I think too many people are hung up on ch7.

[TimS]

Let's hope for the best. All duckies in a row. C7 lifted no later than June.

:lmao: June will come and go....with no RV