Baghdad and Erbil are committed to the truce in waiting mode stability Talabani

20-12-2012 |

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Overshadowed by the atmosphere of calm and call for a dialogue on the statements of the parties to the conflict in Iraq, with the expectation that the absence of President Jalal Talabani for political action in the coming period due to the health crisis that has befallen him, and expect him to Germany for follow-up treatment.

Talabani began his dialogues in Baghdad and Erbil to defuse the crisis between the central government and the Kurdistan Regional Government, and called last Sunday to stop media campaigns before being subjected to a critical health crisis summoned his hospitalization.

Ali al-Sarraj, a member of the «coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said that« the possibility of the president's absence from the political arena will not affect the truce because the parties have taken serious steps for dialogue. He predicted that «President Talabani leads disease to impose a moral obligation on all parties to complete his plan. He added that «Talabani was based on the Corporation in the management of his work and has a lot of helpers, and we expect to begin a dialogue with the federal government, led by former Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh, in addition to Adnan Mufti. He added: «But no dialogue before reassuring to the president's health.

Furthermore, MP for the Kurdistan Alliance »Azad Abu Bakr told« life »that« the president's health began to improve and is not appropriate to talk for his absence Vmpadrth stage to resolve the crisis going right at them. He added that «the Kurdish delegation negotiating preparing to fly to Baghdad to resume dialogue.

On the other hand, am a medical team arrived to Baghdad and inspected Talabani, and stressed that «his health began to improve and he is responding to treatment received. According to the report of the Working foreign «Talabani mode allows him to abroad for treatment, pointing out that« the medical team being full preparations to take him to Germany tomorrow (today).

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