Saadi: Government adopts dialogue to resolve all disputes with the Kurdistan region

The time on Saturday, November 24 2 / November 2012 11:42

Baghdad / Orr News

Said the coalition of state law that he is open to contain all the differences with the Kurdistan region, among Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki expressed to the Council of Ministers adopted for dialogue to resolve the differences.

A member of the Coalition Kamal al-Saadi said that "a coalition of state law and the government endorse dialogue and calm to resolve all disputes with the Kurdistan region," noting that "mixed areas not settled until now in order to impose the Kurdish party dominance."

He added that "the declaration of the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani agree to return to the 2009 agreement on the security of mixed areas will provide a reasonable limit of understanding to discuss other differences." He continued that "the agreement has not resolved all the differences there are oil and gas law and the powers of the federal government and the province, and customs, borders, and airports, all of which need lengthy dialogues."

And that "the government from its side calls always called for calm, and called on Prime Minister during the last session of the Council of Ministers to dialogue and calm and it is unwilling to escalate."

The decision of the House of Representatives Mohamed Khaldi said, Thursday, that House Speaker Osama Nujaifi briefed Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the details of the agreement reached with the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani on crisis mixed areas and who spent the approval last return for prospects in 2009 on security in mixed areas.


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