Iraq to the UN Security Council: We are committed to close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property

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Twilight News / Iraq reiterated to the UN Security Council, to close the issues of missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property.

The Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations, Hamid al-Bayati, in a letter sent to the President of the Security Council and seen by "Twilight News" that "the Government of Iraq reaffirms its commitment to continue search for missing Kuwaitis and their desire to resolve this humanitarian issue, emotional and which has a great deal of importance to the Kuwaiti families ".

The al-Bayati said the Iraqi government "reaffirms its support for the proposal Ban Ki-moon to take my missing Kuwaitis and Kuwaiti property of a joint committee of bilateral or by a representative of the secretary-general appointed for this purpose," adding that "Governments reaffirm that such a move would facilitate Close this matter. "

With the end of the mandate of the Tarasov in the 31 December 2012 Ban Ki-moon proposed to the Security Council to consider a number of options to make sure that given this humanitarian care issues during the next six months.

Based on the consultations that took place recently in both Kuwait and Iraq earlier this month suggested the UN Secretary General in his report to the council to take over the United Nations Mission to help Iraq (UNAMI) task Tarasov or set interim coordinator for six months, or to find a coordinated another to replace Tarasov or choose Another person from the United Nations headquarters to undertake this task. "

Recalled that the Security Council still consult on these options while the Western countries on the Security Council prefer to take one of the officials of the Secretariat of the United Nations, while Russia favors a temporary appointment of a coordinator senior.

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