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UN's Moon urges Iraq to fulfill 'all' issues with Kuwait immediately - historic


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Sorry.  But it only takes an extra second to click on the link and it's worth it...  I just re-read the article.  Ban Ki Moon covers a lot of information..even addresses Chapter VII.   Sounds like he really gave them a good talkin' to.

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mmmm throught the kuwait news also--- it is something to see , when the u.n. also notes that iraq hasn`t shown anyattempt too pay the funds  in the past , so  i think ban moon , knows who is  trying to play the game backwards { meaning iraq }  also the posting date is stated to be before the mess along the border with iraq and kuwait last week,   he was stating ----> IRAQ, KUWAIT , IT IS TIME  iraq get this done by march 31 st ,,, but i wonder what the penelty will be if nothing happens , as always with iraq......   interesting though all the syraian refugees that are in the iraq area`s , would this not be a great time too boost the dinar, they wish dollars , just tell  them the only currency on hand is the dinar ,  would make it  a sought after currency giving the deal that is going on now, ------> come on something happen to show your going to be  trust worthy and a big cunrrency market --------------  thanks for bring it over



wonder if it will read the same in iraq news as it has in kuwaiti news ,,, ?

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Here you go, nice read

 

 

UNITED NATIONS, March 13 (KUNA) -- Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday urged Iraq to "immediately remove all obstacles" hindering the "timely completion" of the Iraq-Kuwait Boundary Maintenance Project (IKBMP) by the end of this month.
In a written report to the Security Council on the work of the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), Ban urged Iraq to fulfill "all" its outstanding obligations "without further delay," and told both countries that a "historic opportunity" is at hand to fully normalize their relations.
"It is important that the Government of Iraq immediately finalizes the removal of all the obstacles between boundary pillars, in order to enable a timely completion of the Iraq-Kuwait Boundary Maintenance Project (IKBMP)," he said.
"I strongly encourage the Governments of Iraq and Kuwait to quickly establish a bilateral boundary maintenance mechanism to take over the United Nations responsibility in line with Security Council resolution 833 of 1993," Ban added.
He also urged the Government of Iraq to concur with the United Nations proposal to transfer the funds for the compensation of Iraqi private citizens pursuant to Security Council resolution 899 of 1994 as soon as possible.
In this regard, Ban said "the Government of Iraq announced on November 29 that it would update the list of recipients eligible for compensation. However, the Government has yet to respond to the proposal by the United Nations to transfer the funds for that purpose in the soonest possible manner".
The UN formally launched the field maintenance work on January 14, in the presence of representatives from both countries.
"Both sides committed to take the necessary steps to ensure that the work is completed by the set deadline of 31 March. At the time of reporting, the work is on schedule and the Government of Iraq has started to remove the obstacles between boundary pillars, with the notable exception of the residential constructions in the Umm-Qasr area," he said.
The report was apparently written before Monday's incident in which a number of Iraqi demonstrators attacked border security personnel to hinder the work of the project.
The issue will be raised by the UN Special Envoy for Iraq Martin Kobler when he briefs the Security Council on March 21 in the afternoon.
Ban welcomed in his report the "continued progress" towards the full normalization of relations between Iraq and Kuwait. "I continue to believe that a historic opportunity is at hand in this regard. I call upon the Government of Iraq to fulfill all its outstanding obligations under Chapter VII without further delay".
He also expressed hope that the recent "positive developments" in relations between Iraq and Kuwait would enable the issue of the return of Kuwaiti and third-country nationals and property to be resolved in a "timely manner," and the Security Council to consider the exit by Iraq from its obligations under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations.
On the crisis in Syria, Ban said it continues to have a "serious political, security and humanitarian impact" on Iraq, and thanked the Iraqi Government for its generosity and hospitality towards the 96,270 Syrian refugees who have been registered or are awaiting registration seeking protection in Iraq, calling on Member States to extend their financial commitment for an adequate response to the crisis.
Ban said he remains concerned by increased tensions in Iraq, in particular since the emergence of protests in western parts of the country.
"I urge the Government of Iraq to continue to exercise maximum restraint in dealing with the demonstrators, who in turn should continue to express their demands peacefully. I strongly encourage the Government of Iraq to promptly investigate allegations of human rights violations in a transparent manner," he urged.
He said he remains equally concerned about the continued volatility in relations between the Government of Iraq and the Kurdistan Regional Government, urging them to resume dialogue, and reminding them that transparent and accountable power- and resource-sharing are essential for ensuring further political stability, economic growth, and prosperity for all.
"There is no alternative to peaceful coexistence in a united federal Iraq," he insisted.
Ban noted that UNA.MI and the UN Country Team continue to be "adversely affected" in their ability to undertake mandated activities due to the "continuing absence of a status-of-mission agreement," appealing once again to the Government to take the steps necessary to ensure the agreement be brought into force without further delay. (end) sj.gb KUNA 132308 Mar 13NNNN

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Thanks for the link. Excellent read!   I hope Iraq read it as well. I am assuming by "Historic", Moon means get it done , then bye bye Chapt 7.

hey rss, if they don`t get it togeather you suppose moon will put them in chapter 9876554  :lol:  ,  just kidding ,  i wonder what will be the big out come?  or if this really has been the over and done with out come  ,  remember folks about 2 months ago iraq said in the full few of news and u.n. and other dignatairy , that the chapter 7 is finished they are out,,, now i wonder if they were done , and iraq jumped the official gun so-to speak, ,   and all this is just final touches on paper   ------ thanks chassman  for posting it

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Good read, i guess the US , UN is tired if Malike playing games with the Kuwaiti government and said enough is enough, About time some body grew some balls and put them in there place. But Iraq has to satisfy The UN in this matter be for they Will lift sanctions and they can join the WTO.Oh and great find Newbe, And welcome to our little house of Hope .

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