Gulf Cooperation Council: calls for the restoration of national reconciliation among the Iraqi Blocs

[k98nights]

Gulf Cooperation Council: calls for the restoration of national reconciliation among the Iraqi Blocs

2010-08-18 16:35:37

Baghdad (IBA)/follow-up/. The secretary-general called on the Arab states of the Gulf Cooperation Council Abdul Rahman al-ateyah to restore national reconciliation among the Iraqi blocs to form an Iraqi government achieve ambitions that it is and deserve the Iraqi people.

Al-Attiyah Said in a press statement released in the capital city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, regardless of the nature of the proposed scenarios to form the new Iraqi government is indispensable for the restoration of national reconciliation among the various Iraqi blocs so that Iraq is equally vital HIV in the face of internal and external pressures.

He said the critical stage, which Iraq a long time ago, which would require a consensus on the formation of a government of national consensus has been achieved the national aspirations and deserve it is the Iraqi people who, of his Arab belonging وبتعدديته that enriches the social and political map in the Iraqi society.

Al Attiyah expressed his astonishment from statements that provoke sectarian fanaticism from time to time, is in the interest of Iraq and its future, especially as Iraq needs more than ever before, the combined efforts of his sons are to get out of its current crisis unprecedented.

He said that the way out of the current crisis is to respond to the requirements of the results that resulted from the recent elections to the led to the confidence of the Iraqi people-the task of leading the next stage and the formation of a government of national consensus without any foreign intervention, regional or international.

He said the secretary-general of the GCC on the support of the council to the security and stability and the unity of Iraq-called all Iraqi parties to give priority to the national interest in any other interests to Iraq out of the current crisis in order to avoid any complications or pretexts that could threaten its future appeared after the failure of foreign intervention in it. (Finally)/G).

http://www.ipairaq.com/index.php?name=inner&t=politics&id=29186

[woookiee]

Thanks for the post.

[Pat]

Seems like a little pust in the right direction

[Doc31]

Seems like a little pust in the right direction

Just like the Kuwaitis ... the GCC says "GET ON WITH IT" ... no surprise there

Go RI/RV!

Thanks for the post