******** Alliance International urges the Iraqi government to fulfill its commitments to address the political tensions

Saturday, July 23, 2016 10:42



BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / ... urged member states in the international coalition against terror gangs Daash the Iraqi government to make greater efforts to achieve stability in Iraq is commensurate with the military progress against Daash.

He said US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter said the defeat will mean Daash immediately begin to build cities and restore services and leadership of local communities and other necessary for the rule of fair and stability measures.

He praised the efforts of Secretary of State John Kerry and members of the coalition countries in their efforts to strengthen the efforts to achieve stability, including the collection of more than two billion at the donors' conference to help rebuild Iraq.

Officials Search from 30 countries at the top of the fight against Daash, hosted by the United States is currently in the base (Andrews) Air post restore the city of Mosul, the main stronghold of Daash in Iraq, following the campaign and the stage, and according to the sayings of British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon that it takes many weeks of planning and weeks of fighting.

The defense ministers did not specify a date for the fall of the city, but Carter said that most of the discussions during the meeting focused on what happens after the defeat Daash in the city of Mosul, referring to meetings identified the needs of Mosul and what this means from the need to embark on plans to achieve stability and reconstruction plans.

For his part, Gen. Joseph Votal the US Central Command, said "Mosul is very big city, said with more than two million people and geographic area and wide, so we should be well prepared," pointing to the need to develop appropriate plans for some things, such as power generation in addition to the side cover political get a good administration in the city.

The members of the international coalition countries fears, that "Iraq is not moving quickly enough on political reforms to match military gains, and urged the members of the coalition countries against Daash, the Iraqi government to fulfill its commitments to address the political tensions led to support Daash gangs."

Fallon said that Britain had urged the Iraqi government to complete the reforms it has promised in the beginning, including the National Guard force that is supposed to respect all communities in the country, as well as more non-central authorities.

"The government in Iraq is not as stable as we would like to be have made progress frustratingly slow in reforms," ​​adding, "But we do not see an alternative to the government-Abadi" .anthy 21 / T


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