Time will tell on this article!

Do you think he is going to blow this opportunity?
I went to KUNA( this is the site for Kuwait) and NoWhere does it mention of postponing his visit as of yet!


Sources suggest postponing Mubarak's visit to Baghdad due to the resignation of his government

03/12/2012 08:19
Said Undersecretary of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information Salman Sabah Al-Salem Al-Hamoud Al-Sabah said the new parliament and the Kuwaiti government would seek to strengthen relations with Iraq in various fields.

This comes at a time in which he disclosed the source of Kuwaiti's »Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network» about the possibility to postpone the visit of Prime Minister of Kuwait Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah to Baghdad after the submission of the government resigned. Was scheduled to Mubarak to visit Baghdad next week for talks with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

Said Hamoud told delegates »Sabah»: The «Iraqi relations - Kuwait is witnessing progress day after day with a sincerity of the two countries». And on how the possibility of enhancing relations and a breakthrough after results of parliamentary elections Kuwait, which came a combination of new parliament free from Congress « aggravation », said Hamoud: The« Kuwait, leadership and people seeking a special relationship with Iraq is a neighboring country and important in the region and the new council and the Kuwaiti government would seek to push cooperation forward ». Concerning the issue of hunter Iraqi deliberated news agencies executed, said Undersecretary:« not we have solid information on whether his execution, but charged with a criminal case after killing a member of the Kuwaiti Coast Guard and Kuwaiti law Whoever اجرم death, whether Kuwaitis or of any other nationality, and the subject does not have political overtones .. We also love the Iraqi people do not want to hurt anyone ». In the meantime, revealed the source Kuwaiti early about the possibility of postponing the visit of Prime Minister of Kuwait Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah to Baghdad after the submission of the government resigned on Sunday. Provides Kuwaiti Constitution to provide government resigned after the announcement of the results of elections nation. announced Sunday the results of parliamentary elections Kuwait boycotted by the opposition, and was pointing the return of women to political action, since won three candidates in these elections after an absence of women from the former board, also revealed results for win 17 seats Shiite seats in the National Assembly.


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Politics
Cabinet resigns, sets first parliament session on Dec 16
03/12/2012 | 03:49 PM | Kuwait News
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HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, during chaired the meeting
HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, during chaired the meeting
KUWAIT, Dec 3 (KUNA) -- The Cabinet turned over a new page in the history of Kuwaiti politics adopting the newly-elected parliament's first session on December 16 before listening to a Cabinet resignation speech at a Sief Palace session on Monday.
A resignation draft address was read out by HH the incumbent Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, who spoke of his pride in the trust bestowed upon him by HH the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah during his time in office.
He went on to thank ministers for their efforts in ministerial service during this "complex period in the history of our dear nation", praying to God for security and stability to thrive.
Earlier at the start of the session, Minister of Information and State Minister for Cabinet Affairs Sheikh Mohammad Abdallah Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah read out the cabinet statement on behalf of his fellow ministers.
He started with the statement of the supreme elections committee which mentioned a voter turnout of 39.7pct in Kuwait's recently-held National Assembly elections. The cabinet went on to thank the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Interior, the media and all of whom took part in the preperation and organisation of the huge democratic event in the midst of the Golden Jubilee of the country's constitution ratification.
The cabinet congratulated the newly-elected MPs and thanked the people who voted them in, hoping this new step would aid the continued development of the country.
Internationally, the Cabinet applauded the international vote in favour of allowing Palestine an upgraded status of non-member observer state at the UN General Assembly.
It also congratulated the fellow GCC member state and neighbour the United Arab Emirates on the occasion of their National Day a day earlier on December 2. (end) sd KUNA 031549 Dec 12NNNN


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Final Kuwait legislative elections turnout set to be announced - cmte chief
03/12/2012 | 07:53 PM | World News
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KUWAIT, Dec 3 (KUNA) -- Kuwait's supreme elections committee said on Sunday that it would be announcing a final voting turnout for the National Assembly elections some 72 hours after the announcement of the winners.
The committee had announced an initial eligible voter turnout average of 39.
7 percent when the results were announced early on Sunday, head of the committee Justice Ahmad Al-Ajeel said in a press statement.
The 72-hour deadline is a grace period granted by the election law aimed at enabling the elections' committee to "evade any mishaps that could undermine turnout counting proceedings." The elections were carried out at the highest levels of transparency and integrity, he added, with civil society organisations invited to attend the proceedings.
He went on to express his delight at Kuwait's Golden Jubilee of the constitution's ratification, hailing the country's free and democratic political system.
He also thanked all the bodies tasked with the preperation and organisation of the event and all the voters who took part in "portraying an honest and meaningful image of the civilised Kuwaiti society". (end) msh.sd KUNA 031953 Dec 12NNNN


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