Kurdistan: Kurdish delegation will travel to Baghdad before the Eid al-Adha holiday to solve the political crisis and untrue glorious postponed because of comments

Good the kurds are going to Baghdad... the Coalition of Law needs to put a dirty sock in Yassin Majeed mouth, they keep opening it to much and cause discourse.


Haider Ali Jawad - 10/18/2012 - 7:01 pm


Kurdistan announced sending a Kurdish delegation to Baghdad before the holiday of Eid al-Adha, denying at the same time to postpone the delegation's visit because of remarks Yassin Majeed.

The Hawler newspaper quoted a spokesman for the presidency of the region Umid morning exiled to hesitate to send delegation to Baghdad postponed to another time because of personal statements close to Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said, referring to remarks Yassin Majeed.
Sabah said "the delegation would meet in Baghdad first President Talabani and then meet with the leaders of the political blocs."

As indicated newspaper Khabat Kurdish delegation would participate in it the power and the opposition parties and Turkoman and Assyrian parties.

Noted that there are many of the problems between the Kurdistan Regional Government and the central government as it is scheduled to pay a Kurdish delegation to visit Baghdad to discuss them.

The MP for the coalition of state law Yassin Majeed had said a few days ago that the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, "danger" to the country.

Kurds responded to remarks glorious that Barzani danger already, but for those who are trying to build a new dictatorship in the country, also criticized President Jalal Talabani's remarks glorious returned it "a" stray "and do not serve moves to end the current political crisis.

The MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Vian Dakhil said in a press statement that "Yassin Majeed is not representative or spokesman for the rule of law and just saying the words invented by the same perhaps to highlight it as a person."

The delegation canceled Kurdistan he will visit to Baghdad because of the glorious recent remarks.

He demanded the Kurds Prime Minister Maliki to clarify whether statements made ​​by MP Yassin Majeed represent the view of state law or not, stressing at the same time as the event proved it represents the point of view of state law, this means that Maliki wants to keep the political crisis until the end of the current parliamentary session. "

State of Law Coalition For his part, stressed that the recent remarks by Vice Yassin Majeed that the attack on the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, represent his personal view and not the position of state law.

The MP said the state law Mansour al-Tamimi in a press statement that "all the political blocs to adopt the language of dialogue to solve the political problems and work on calm, explaining that the launch of convulsive statements do not in the interest of the political process.

Tamimi stressed that "recent remarks by Deputy for the rule of law Yassin Majeed represent his personal view and not the opinion of a coalition of state law


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