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The United Nations Security Council is to hold   a session on Iraq on Wednesday

 A statement by the UNAMI mission confirmed that the meeting dealt with the situation in Iraq and it is expected that the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Jan Kubic, briefed on the developments in Iraq .. Political sources were informed that the briefing will be presented by Kubic file of the protests, which have been ongoing since its inception More than a month ago.

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Meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation in Iraq

 

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Meeting of the UN Security Council on the situation in Iraq
 

The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to hold a special session on the situation in Iraq on Wednesday (August 8th) at 10 am New York time (5 pm Baghdad time).

 "The UN Special Representative for Iraq, Jan Kubic, is expected to brief shortly after the meeting," a copy of the UN mission in Iraq said.

The statement added that "the Special Representative will be briefed on developments in Iraq and the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).

 According to UNAMI, the Secretary-General's reports on the subject submitted to the Security Council can be found at: http://bit.ly/2eRK6nK

The session will be broadcast live at http://webtv.un.org and will be available immediately.

The text of the Special Representative's report will also be published on www.uniraq.org

 facebook.com/UnitedNationsIraq,twitter.com/UNiraq

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SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: Since January, more than 684,000 displaced people have returned while just under two million Iraqis remain displaced as of 15 July 2018. #Iraq

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  1. SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: Although tangible results in the search of Kuwaiti missing persons have yet to be achieved, the Iraqi Ministry of Defence continues to carry out excavation and exploration missions as well as efforts to identify new witnesses. #Iraq #Kuwait

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    As water is a shared resource between the people of #Iraq, #Turkey, #Syria and #Iran, I urge these parties to increase their cooperation in the efficient management of water resources.

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    It is expected that the water scarcity in the five southern governorates will increase over the coming months, putting about 25% of this 2 million population at risk of experiencing water service outage, water borne/related diseases and possible displacement https://twitter.com/UNIraq/status/1027197342510985216 …
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    It is expected that the water scarcity in the five southern governorates will increase over the coming months, putting about 25% of this 2 million population at risk of experiencing water service outage, water borne/related diseases and possible displacement

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: The ongoing demonstrations in the southern governorates brought to the fore their massive & long-neglected social, economic & development needs. The UNCT in #Iraq is developing a strategy & program…
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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: The ongoing demonstrations in the southern governorates brought to the fore their massive & long-neglected social, economic & development needs. The UNCT in #Iraq is developing a strategy & programs to scale up assistance

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: As of 24 July, donors have contributed $324m towards #Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan which is 57% of the requirement. To ensure that critical assistance to vulnerable communities is available,I appeal to the donor community to continue their generous funding

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: The security and protection environment remain volatile, posing serious protection risks to Iraqi civilians. Abductions, disappearances, detention, increased risks of sexual- and gender-based violence and violations of child rights continue. #Iraq

    UNAMI added,

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: Since January, more than 684,000 displaced people have returned while just under two million Iraqis remain displaced as of 15 July 2018. #Iraq
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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: Since January, more than 684,000 displaced people have returned while just under two million Iraqis remain displaced as of 15 July 2018. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: United Nations Development Programme’s Funding Facility for Stabilisation continued to support 2,361 projects, with successful completion of more than 1,000 in five governorates. #Iraq @undpiniraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: One year after the liberation of #Mosul, @UNMAS clearance teams have removed 43,700 explosive hazards in the city, including 1,000 improvised explosive devices. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: I urge Member States to support #Iraq by accelerating delivery on the commitments made in #Kuwait in February.

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    Deputy for Humanitarian Affairs&Development Marta Ruedas convened on 19 July a meeting of Development Cooperation Forum in #Baghdad. Over 20 intern'l partners were presented w/ 61 UN Country Team projects that…
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    Deputy for Humanitarian Affairs&Development Marta Ruedas convened on 19 July a meeting of Development Cooperation Forum in #Baghdad. Over 20 intern'l partners were presented w/ 61 UN Country Team projects that are ready for funding thru the $1 billion Recovery&Resilience Program.

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    …and women’s platforms in the development of government policies and strategies on increasing women’s participation and representation in politics, as well as gender mainstreaming in all parliamentary processes.

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    DSRSG Walpole chaired a UN meeting with Iraqi women expected to sit in the next Council of Representatives. The Iraqi women politicians undertook to work across the party divide, for example in establishing a Women’s Parliamentary Caucus... #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: #UNAMI facilitated a meeting with women leaders, civil society, activists and elected women that adopted a consolidated vision of women’s demands for the inclusion of gender perspectives and gender equality considerations in the government programme.

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    I applaud the dedication and professionalism of all recount staff, both Independent High Electoral Commission and judiciary personnel. The recount has increased public confidence in the electoral process and the election results. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: On 6 August, the Board of Judges announced that the manual recount has been completed. The process has moved on to results tabulation to generate the provisional election results.
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    I welcome the orderly, transparent, credible and well-organised conduct of the manual recount of votes. I commend the Board of Judges for its hands-on impartial work. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: On 6 August, the Board of Judges announced that the manual recount has been completed. The process has moved on to results tabulation to generate the provisional election results.
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    Throughout the recount process, an Electoral Monitoring Team from UNAMI, complemented by UNDP experts, provided oversight, advice and assistance. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: On 6 August, the Board of Judges announced that the manual recount has been completed. The process has moved on to results tabulation to generate the provisional election results.
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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: On 6 August, the Board of Judges announced that the manual recount has been completed. The process has moved on to results tabulation to generate the provisional election results.

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    ... and will resolutely act against insubordinate militias and criminal gangs, and that will ensure full sovereignty and real independence of Iraq, free from foreign interference.

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    ... investments, creation of jobs, reconciliation, justice, equality, and accountability, and good governance, including the fight against corruption, that will put all the armed formations under the strict control of the state... https://twitter.com/UNIraq/status/1027194571867004928 …
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    ...and the political system based on sectarian quotas they deemed corrupt, dysfunctional and stagnant, and deploring foreign interference in the internal matters of Iraq. https://twitter.com/UNIraq/status/1027194513327054848 …
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    I urge political leaders to listen to the voice of the people, and accelerate the process of formation of a patriotic, inclusive and non-sectarian government with a strong and empowered Prime Minister that will prioritise political, economic and social reforms ...

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: I note with appreciation that Prime Minister Abadi has made major efforts to provide swift and tailored responses to legitimate popular demands, bringing a temporary relief to people living under strenuous conditions. #Iraq

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: The historic low voter turnout witnessed during the 12 May parliamentary elections (some 60% of eligible voters did not participate) had already delivered a strong message of dissatisfaction with the current state of management of public affairs.

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    ...and the political system based on sectarian quotas they deemed corrupt, dysfunctional and stagnant, and deploring foreign interference in the internal matters of Iraq.

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    Protesters messages have swiftly become more politicised, criticising national leaders and successive governments for ignoring the needs of the people and social justice, expressing their deep and growing frustration with old political leaders ... https://twitter.com/UNIraq/status/1027194344980271104 …
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    Situation further complicated by demonstrations by mainly young people protesting lack of delivery of basic services, shortages of electricity, lack of jobs and pervasive corruption.

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    SRSG Kubiš to #UNSC: Complaints and allegations of electoral fraud and mismanagement after parliamentary elections resulted in the decision to conduct a partial manual ballot recount. #Iraq

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ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – The Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) says the security situation in the country remains volatile and will continue to pose a severe threat to the lives of civilians.

On Wednesday, the United Nations (UN) Security Council held a special session on Iraq in which the international body’s envoy to the embattled nation spoke of the security situation and ongoing humanitarian crisis, recent protests, the May 12 national elections, and the formation of a new government.

Briefing the 15-member Security Council, UNAMI Head Jan Kubis revealed that “the security and protection environment” in Iraq remains “volatile, posing serious protection risks to Iraqi civilians.”

“Abductions, disappearances, detention, increased risks of sexual- and gender-based violence, and violations of child rights continue” in Iraq, Kubis added.

Regarding the recent protests in southern and central parts of Iraq, including Baghdad, the UNAMI Head said protesters are criticizing national leaders and successive governments for ignoring social justice and people’s needs.

Protesters have expressed “their deep and growing frustration with old political leaders and the political system based on sectarian quotas they deemed corrupt, dysfunctional and stagnant, and [have deplored] foreign interference in the internal matters of Iraq.”

According to the UNAMI, demonstrations by young protesters demanding improved basic services, an end to shortages of electricity, more jobs, and no more pervasive corruption further complicates the situation in Iraq.

The UNAMI Head urged Iraq’s political leaders “to listen to the voice of the people.”

Commenting on the May 12 elections, Kubis said the low turnout, where 60 percent of eligible voters did not participate, “delivered a strong message of dissatisfaction with the current state of management of public affairs.”

The Head of the UNAMI praised “the orderly, transparent, credible and well-organized conduct” of the manual recount of votes completed on Aug. 6, claiming the recount “has increased public confidence in the electoral process and the election results.”

“I urge political leaders to…accelerate the process of formation of a patriotic, inclusive and non-sectarian government with a strong and empowered Prime Minister,” Kubis said.

He explained that the new Prime Minister has to “prioritize political, economic and social reforms investments, [the] creation of jobs, reconciliation, justice, equality, and accountability, and good governance, including the fight against corruption.”

Kubis also urged the next Prime Minister to place all armed factions “under the strict control of the state” and to act resolutely “against insubordinate militias and criminal gangs.”

 

 

http://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/72e1ef45-3a3a-48eb-ab61-e9d55f623f50

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UN mission chief urges Iraqi leaders to ‘listen to the voice of the people’

Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq, J?n Kubi?

 

 

  Briefing the Security Council, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Ján Kubiš, started by updating Members on the manual ballot recount completed on Monday, in response to “complaints and allegations of electoral fraud and mismanagement” following parliamentary elections on 12 May. Mr. Kubiš noted the monitoring and support role played by UNAMI, as well as the oversight and advice provided by the UN throughout the process.

“I welcome the orderly, transparent, credible and well-organised conduct of the recount,” he noted, applauding “the dedication and professionalism of all recount staff,” which, he said, “increased public confidence in the electoral process.”

As for the ongoing civil unrest that has broken out across Basra and various southern Governorates, and which resulted in the death of at least 18 persons with 519 injured in recent months, he commended the “major efforts to provide swift and tailored responses to legitimate popular demands, bringing a temporary relief to people living under strenuous conditions”.

“These measures, however, remain insufficient to address the depth of people’s needs and concerns,” he added, urging “political leaders to listen to the voice of the people, seize the opportunity and accelerate the process of formation of a patriotic, inclusive and non-sectarian national government that will put all the rich resources of Iraq at the disposal, and for the benefit, of its people.”

The Head of UNAMI insisted on the need to ensure that women in particular have access to “leadership positions in Iraq” so they are “not left behind in recovery and rebuilding efforts” and can “play key roles” in shaping the future of a country that “owes them a lot.”

In his briefing, the Special Representative mentioned that the country’s security and human rights situation remains “volatile” with sporadic terrorist attacks against civilians and government entities, and kidnappings.

“I note with concern that although the level of violence in Iraq has decreased since last year, armed conflict, terrorism and acts of violence continued to take a toll on civilians,” he said, adding that improvised explosive devices remain the number one cause of civilian casualties.

He also mentioned as “unacceptable” the plight of over 3,100 Yazidis who remain in the hands of ISIL or Da’esh, including those simply missing since their region in northern Iraq was overrun by the terrorist group in August 2014.

As the humanitarian and protection situation remains dire, the Special Representative went on to highlight the major reconstruction efforts undertaken across the country, especially in Mosul’s old city, with the support of various UN agencies.

“I note with appreciation that one year after the liberation of Mosul, [UN] clearance teams have removed 43,700 explosive hazards in the city” from roads, bridges, schools, universities, hospitals, clinics, water treatment plants and municipal buildings, he told the Council.

He also commended the efforts made on health care provision and access to education, noting however the “funding remains a critical issue”. According to the UN’s Financial Tracking Service, as of 8 August, a $202 million (36 per cent) funding gap remains based on requirements laid out in the 2018 Humanitarian Response Plan.  

Mr. Kubiš urged the Members of the Security Council to continue to support Iraq in its path to stability and prosperity. “In tandem with our collective humanitarian and stabilization efforts, recovery and development efforts are critical to Iraq and Member States are requested to continue supporting them”, he said.

 
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Indeed - In Iran chunky crowds are filling city streets calling for " Death to the Dictator "

 

It could easily be changed in Iraq to " Death to the Tyrants " or " Death to the Foot Draggers "  " Death to the Thieves " etc. etc. etc. . . . y'all catch my drift on this, yes ?  ;)

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As a matter of fact it’s standard procedure by many political entities.  Create a problem and then blame someone else.  Turn that other person, party, nation, or religion into a vilian by media smear tactics, bougus laws, and regulations, and then proclaim yourself as the solution to the terrible problem.  The problem you created.  Just think about our infamous healthcare bill.  That was a garbage piece of legislation created to fail.  The goal, single payer healthcare.  Paid by your government from taxes ripped off by them. Who is the real vilian, big business, big pharma, and our elected officials. 

 

Sorry for for the rant but politics burns me up.  Sanctimonious, self righteous politicians.  

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Security Council: Iraq's next prime minister must be strong under the fragile security reality there

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BAGHDAD, Aug 8 (KUNA) - The United Nations Security Council (UNSCOM) said in a statement on Wednesday that the United Nations Security Council has held a meeting to discuss the latest developments in Iraq, In Iraq Jan Kubic, was briefed shortly after the start of the meeting. "

The  statement said that "the Special Representative briefed on developments in Iraq and the work of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)."

"The next prime minister in Iraq must be strong, especially as the security situation in Iraq is still fragile, And that the ongoing demonstrations in the five southern provinces placed at the forefront of the development and economic needs of citizens and Prime Minister Haider Abadi made great efforts to respond to the demands of demonstrators and that the scarcity of water in those provinces will worsen and will put about two million Iraqis in danger, in addition to the possibility of displacement. End Ah

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UN Expects Iraqi Future Government to be Free from Sectarianism

 
UN Expects Iraqi Future Government to be Free from Sectarianism
 

ERBIL - The Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq, Ján Kubiš, has said that he is expecting the Iraqi future government to be free from sectarian partitioning, noting that its president also should be a strong one.

The remarks were made during a UN Security Council meeting held for talks on Iraqi political process, including the formation of a new cabinet in Baghdad where Kubiš pointed out that due to high number of complains against the process, they issued a decree to manually recount part of the votes.

He noted that the low number of Iraqis which participated in the election could be a message from the public to the government for their disagreement on the public services.

The UN official said that the Iraqis delivered a message to say that they were ignored by most of the country's leaders.

"I call on the political leaders to listen to the Iraqi people and rush to form a new national government free from sectarianism which can gather all," he said.

 

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Kubic: Abadi made great efforts in response to the demands of citizens

   
 
 
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Welcomed the process of re-counting and integrity of the judiciary 

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The UN representative in Iraq, Jan Kubic, pointed out that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi exerted great efforts to respond to the demands of the demonstrators, while noting that the international organization welcomes the process of counting and sorting and praises the integrity of the Iraqi judiciary. 
"The ongoing demonstrations in the five southern provinces put the development and economic needs of the citizens at the forefront," Kubic said during a briefing to a Security Council session on Iraq. "Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has made great efforts to respond to the demands of the demonstrators." 
"The scarcity of water in these provinces will worsen and put about two million Iraqis in danger, in addition to the possibility of displacement," he said. "The United Nations urges Iraq, Iran and Turkey to cooperate in the field of shared water resources."
In turn, the Iraqi delegate to the United Nations, Mohamed Hussein Bahr al-Uloum, on Wednesday, the outcome of the Kuwait Conference on the reconstruction of its regions. 
Bahr al-Ulum said in his speech during the Security Council session on Iraq: "The Iraqi government is determined to implement the strategy to promote the country's economy and fight poverty."

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UN representative praises Abbadi .. What did he say?

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The political scene  Thursday, 09 August 2018 at 13:27 pm (155 views)

 

 

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Jan Kubic, the UN representative in Iraq, praised Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, saying he had made great efforts to respond to the demands of the demonstrators. He also succeeded in meeting a large part of them, while noting that the international organization praises the integrity of the Iraqi judiciary. 
"The continuous demonstrations in the five southern governorates put the development and economic needs of the citizens at the forefront," he said, noting that "Prime Minister Haider Abadi made great efforts to respond to the demands of the demonstrators," according to the official website of the UN Mission In Iraq, 
adding that «the scarcity of water in those provinces will worsen and put about two million Iraqis in danger, in addition to the possibility of displacement», pointing out that «the United Nations urges Iraq, Iran and Turkey to cooperate in the field of shared water resources».
In turn, the Iraqi delegate to the United Nations, Mohamed Hussein Bahr al-Uloum, on Wednesday, the outcome of the Kuwait Conference on the reconstruction of its regions. 
Bahr al-Ulum said in his speech during the Security Council session on Iraq: "The Iraqi government is determined to implement the strategy to promote the country's economy and fight poverty."

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The head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), Jan Kubic, hopes that by the end of Eid al-Adha, the government will meet the aspirations of Iraqis who, in their recent demonstrations, have sent a "very strong message" expressing their frustration with the political system and "foreign interference" . 

"There is a chance that the religious authority will influence the thinking of the political forces," Kubic said in an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat. He called on the authorities in Baghdad to continue the policy of openness initiated by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi with neighboring countries, especially Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states. 

Kubic noted that the formation of the government coincided with the demonstrations in the south of the country where "people have sent a very strong message about what they expect from the coming government" that "needs to meet their needs, the country's need for very deep reforms, fighting corruption and so on."

"There is an opportunity for Mr. Ali al-Sistani to express his opinion and certainly influence the thinking of the political forces," he said, adding that people had addressed "messages by expressing their aspirations for the future government and its program." 

Kubic expressed his hope that the new government will be formed after the counting of votes and the approval of the results by "Eid al-Adha holiday, perhaps after or before the Eid." He hoped that "political parties will accelerate to the final stage of consultations to form a government" Reform and meet the aspirations of people and their needs and have the political will to do so. " 

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KOBISH: The new Iraqi government may be formed by Eid al-Adha. This is what we expect from Sistani



 

 

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The head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), Jan Kubic, said that the formation of the new government could be "by Eid al-Adha," to meet the aspirations of Iraqis who in their recent demonstrations sent a very strong message expressed their frustration with the political system.

"There is a chance for the Grand Shiite cleric Ali al-Sistani to influence the thinking of the political forces," Kubish told the daily Asharq al-Awsat, calling on the authorities in Baghdad to "continue the policy of openness initiated by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi With neighboring countries, especially Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states. "

"The partial re-screening of votes in some parts of Iraq after the elections last May may be a disguised blessing," Kubic said. "It is good that the authorities have decided to manually re-categorize the doubtful and doubtful votes, This gives more credibility to the election process and we hope for its results as well. "

He noted that the formation of the government coincided with the demonstrations in the south of the country where "people have sent a very strong message about what they expect from the government that needs to meet their needs, the country's need for very deep reforms, the fight against corruption and so on."

"There is an opportunity for Mr. Ali al-Sistani to express his opinion and certainly influence the thinking of the political forces," Kubic said. "People have sent messages by expressing their aspirations for the future government and its programs.

He expressed hope that "the formation of the new government after the completion of the recount and the confirmation of the results by the holiday of Eid al-Adha, perhaps after Eid or before," and hoped that "the acceleration of political parties to the final stage of consultations to form a government that must be with reform and meet the aspirations People and their needs and have the political will to do so. "

"They were mainly young people with long-standing complaints about the lack of basic services, the lack of electricity, the lack of jobs, and rampant corruption," said Kubic in the UN Security Council.

"Their message has become more politicized and critical of national leaders and successive governments to neglect the needs of people who expressed their deep and growing frustration at the political system, including the quota system, and disdain foreign interference in Iraq's internal affairs."

In response to a question about the rapprochement initiated by the government of Prime Minister Haider Abadi with neighboring countries, Kubic said: "I now expect that people in Iraq see how important and positive openness to cooperation with all countries in the region and with international partners," especially referring to " Gulf where there is a common will to work with Iraq. " 

He said the next government "will simply continue this cooperative position with the countries of the region."

He urged the political leaders to "listen to the voice of the people, take advantage of the opportunity and accelerate the process of forming a national, non-sectarian national government that will use the rich resources of Iraq for the benefit of its people and guarantee the full sovereignty and true independence of the country." Any foreign interference ".


BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Secretary-General of the Party of Solution Mohammad Karbouli on Thursday (August 9, 2018) called on the United Nations to intervene after announcing the final results of the elections. 

Karbouli said in his page on Facebook and followed by "Baghdad Today", that "it is from


Baghdad today - Kirkuk The Turkmen Front, on Friday (August 10, 2018), suspended the decision of the Board of Commissioners to match the results of the counting and manual sorting of the Kirkuk elections. 

The deputy head of the Turkmen Front Hassan Tauran said in a statement received by "Baghdad today," that "the Council


The Electoral Commission of the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) announced on Thursday (August 9, 2018) the results of manual counting and counting in the stations contested during the parliamentary elections held on 12 May. 

The Council stated that "



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