Arab Parliament declares its support for the reforms Abadi and calls to stand by Iraq

[yota691]

10/10/2015 10:41 GMT

 

Arab Parliament declares its support for the reforms Abadi and calls to stand by Iraq

 
Follow-up -oreet - Arab Parliament announced on Saturday his support for the reforms of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi condemned the recent bomb attacks in various Iraqi cities, calling to stand by Iraq, as he emphasized the importance of national reconciliation and strengthen the partnership.

 

[sandfly]

THANKS

[Freedomwish]

Whoa, this is good news indeed!

[Laid Back]

HUGE NEWS .!!!

Go Abadi

Go reforms

Members of the Arab Parliament. 22 states

Algeria

Bahrain

Comoros

Djibouti

Egypt

Iraq

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Libya

Mauritania

Morocco

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Somalia

Sudan

Syria

Tunisia

United Arab Emirates

Yemen

[skeetdog]

Thanks Yota...Wow...It don't get no better than this...Abadi has got the approval and backing from the Big-Boyz on the block...Their timing in showing their backing of Abadi's reforms are very interesting as the world leader are now in Peru looking for merging countries to invest into to solve the world finance crises....

[yota691]

Arab Parliament supports reforms in Iraq

 

 

         

10/11/2015 0:00 

 BAGHDAD - morning 

announced the MP for the rule of law, Abbas al-Bayati, said the Arab Parliament supports the reforms of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, as well as the condemnation of the recent bombings, which affected the cities 

of Iraq. 

Bayati said in a press statement received «morning» copy of it: The «Arab Parliament praised reforms Abadi and its response to corruption and the restructuring of state institutions and the pursuit of good governance »as well as« denouncing at the same time the latest bombings, which affected the pure and Zubair cities and other areas ». 

He pointed out al-Bayati, said the Arab Parliament, counting those explosions, terrorist acts, aimed at stirring sedition and discrimination of national unity. 

He called on the Arab Parliament, at the end of its meetings, held recently in Tunisia, to stand by Iraq to overcome the difficult phase of its history and to assist him and cooperate with him in the liberation of its territory from «Daash» terrorist and 

re-displaced people. 

The statement, that Parliament Arab underscores the importance of moving in the national reconciliation project and strengthen the partnership and to reject any interference in internal Iraqi affairs and respect for its sovereignty and independence. 

The Arab Parliament, holding its meetings in the Tunisian capital for the period from the fourth to the ninth of October, in order to review the Arab security challenges and address the political and security situation.

[10 YEARS LATER]

I'd like to be encouraged by all this - wait and see mode for me - too much talk; the Iraqi people appear to be more frustrated than ever with their government. Is that enough to tip the balance and get things moving off the dime, or are they just peeing into the wind ??

[Candy01]

10 YEARS LATER,

 

It is LIKELY just PEEING into the WIND!!

 

[skeetdog]

Don't know who put a Ruby on ya Candy...Even ya out...It's how we roll on DV...

[Texstorm]

Down here in Texas , Jerry Jeff Walker has coined that fraise long ago in a song called "Pissing in the wind " , I can also attest don't piss on a flat rock !

[skeetdog]

....Love that song Tex...