Hakim calls for a meeting between Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Iraq to discuss regional issues

Editor Alaa Hassan - Thursday, 24 September 2015 09:19


Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The president of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim, on Thursday, that the region's problems purely political and can not be solved militarily, calling for a meeting between Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Iraq to discuss the zone files.

Hakim said during the sermon Eid prayers and followed up by Alsumaria News, "The main solution to all the region's problems is the agreement between the regional actors for the thorny and interrelated files liquidation."

He explained, that "dialogue is the main entrance to resolve some important insisted on military solutions," noting that "purely political problems of the region can not be solved militarily."


He called al-Hakim that "there is a meeting between Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq, in order to find and approaches to solutions to the files most complex and especially the Syrian and Yemeni and Bahraini file, as well as providing material and political support for Iraq in open war against terrorism," and expressed hope that "respond to the Greater region to this call. "

Referred to as the region is witnessing numerous conflicts and crises, most notably the crisis in Syria, and Saudi interference in Yemen to strike Houthis after their hold on the capital, Sanaa, and the demonstrations in Bahrain, as well as challenges, "Daash" that threaten more than one Arab state.

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