Kobler up Najaf and meet al-Sistani

Sunday, December 13 2 / January 2013 10:34

Twilight News / arrived Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq this morning to the holy city of Najaf and met upon arrival religious authority, Ali al-Sistani.

A local official said the "Twilight News", "The most prominent files which will be discussed in the meeting to hold early elections."

And Martin Kobler met yesterday in Erbil with the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani and discussed the two sides to hold early elections in the country.

Barzani stipulated for early elections to modify the current election law, and conduct an accurate census, and supervised by the United Nations.

The leader of the coalition in Iraq, Iyad Allawi said in an exclusive interview with "Twilight News" It is more appropriate to hold early elections in Iraq, pointing at the same time that the demonstrations staged by several southern cities to support the government came out with "coercion."


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Kubler after his meeting with Sistani: I invite everyone to sit down together at the table of dialogue and some of the demands of the demonstrators unrealistic





The representative of UN Secretary-General in Iraq Martin Kobler he conveyed growing concern UN due to the political crisis taking place today in Iraq and this crisis needs to dialogue always call him "

He Kobler during a press conference in Najaf after a visit to His Eminence Sistani morning and was attended by the correspondent of the N. news reporting "that my invitation was for dialogue as there are multiple demands on the table and should be discussed by sitting all the parties together, indicating that this sit will resolve the crisis "

He appealed to the representative of the secretary-general the United Nations in Iraq on all parties to show flexibility in dealing with this matter by saying that respect for human rights in Iraq inclusive it is the right of peoples to pretend and express their views, and I appeal to the Iraqi government to show restraint and exercise maximum grades because Sharing pretend a constitutional right, but must demonstrators to be their demands according to the law and maintain peace and show flexibility, noting that there are some demands of the demonstrators realistic and other unrealistic calling to sit together in order to reach the solution and what is important is respect for the law and the Constitution and there are also ways to deal with the crisis through the House of Representatives "

Said Kobler I am happy to listening to the words of Mr. Sistani and take advantage a lot of his views and recommendations that Matvdil is the same as what we call him (peaceful dialogue and to maintain law and flexibility and moderation and away from the speeches Almichnhh) all these things and visions to مسناها recommendations religious authority Supreme "
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Kobler of Sistani offers a solutions to the political crisis in a three-hour meeting


martinkobler Najaf / Obelisk: A source in the office of Mr. Ali al-Sistani, Sunday, that the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Martin Kobler of religious reference range of solutions to the current political crisis in Iraq.



The source told "Obelisk", that "tolerance of religious authority, Ali Ali al-Sistani received Kobler in his office and the meeting lasted for three hours without the presence of any other person to the meeting."



The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, that "Kobler discussed with Mr. Sistani, the political situation in Iraq and the mechanisms for resolving the current political crisis in the country and the opinion of reference."



The source added that "Kobler held another meeting behind closed doors with Mr. Mohammad Reza Sistani's son, will hold a press conference later."



The religious authority Ali al-Sistani received, Sunday, the Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Martin Kobler visit was not announced in advance.



The head of the United Nations Mission in Iraq, UNAMI Martin Kobler had visited Najaf and met with Mr. Sistani, in the 21 June 2012, in comes this visit Kobler of Najaf at a time the country is witnessing a political crisis and demonstrations in a number of governorates of Iraq, especially reached the day the 22 and closed demonstrators international highway with Jordan.


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Source: Kubler visited Imam Ali and went on foot to Sistani

Sunday, December 13 2 / January 2013 13:12


Twilight News / source revealed, Sunday, that the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, visited the shrine of Imam Ali before heading on foot to meet with reference Ali al-Sistani, while stressing that the visit is private and has direct coordination with the Office of reference.

The source told "Twilight News", Kuebler began his visit to Najaf to go to the Imam Ali shrine, and then went to the house of Ali Sistani on foot.

He added that "Kobler has insisted orientation without its wheels and accidentally Sistani walk home."

The source added that "visit Kobler was coordinated with Sistani's office directly, but most local officials in the province were not aware of the visit.

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Urgent .. Meeting Sistani and Kobler ends in agreement on two points to solve the problems and contain the crisis

Sunday, December 13 2 / January 2013 13:08




Twilight News / announced the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Sunday, agreed with religious authority, Ali al-Sistani to contain the current crisis through dialogue between the political parties and move away from sectarian remarks.

Martin Kobler said in a press conference held after a meeting with the authority of al-Sistani, in Najaf attended "Twilight News", "I took to the religious authority in Iraq to take its role in solving the country's problems."

"Our message to include moderation, flexibility and peace and dialogue and solving the country's problems through dialogue," noting that "encouraged us to come to Najaf is the recent statement issued by Mr. Sistani, who was by a representative in Karbala."

He stressed that he "agreed with al-Sistani on the two to resolve the crisis in the country is the dialogue and away from sectarian approach in political discourse."

And Martin Kobler met yesterday in Erbil with the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani and discussed the two sides to hold early elections in the country.

Barzani stipulated for early elections to modify the current election law, and conduct an accurate census, and supervised by the United Nations.

The leader of the coalition in Iraq, Iyad Allawi said in an exclusive interview with "Twilight News" It is more appropriate to hold early elections in Iraq, pointing at the same time that the demonstrations staged by several southern cities to support the government came out with "coercion."


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Kobler's "Twilight News": the government show flexibility with the protesters and some of their demands are unrealistic

Sunday, December 13 2 / January 2013 13:11


Twilight News / Representative of the Secretary-General called for the United Nations in Iraq, Martin Kobler, the Iraqi government to deal flexibly with the protesters in a number of provinces, while stressing there are some demands "unrealistic" advocated by the demonstrators.

Said Martin Kobler at a news conference after his meeting with the authority of al-Sistani, in Najaf attended "Twilight News", "The UN with demonstrations which is a right guaranteed by the law and the Constitution, enacted by the people, and to all the demonstrators to maintain their peaceful demonstrations and legality."

"The Sistani and I agreed and a common vision on the need to show the flexibility and non-government use of harsh language with the protesters and implement their demands and in accordance with the law and the Constitution," adding that "there are realistic demands and other non-realistic."

Kobler added, "Everyone is responsible for what is happening in Iraq and must sit the Government and all political parties for and against the development of solutions to get out of the suffocating crisis in the country."

Kubler stressed that "the position of reference and the United Nations neutral stance and deal with all the political blocs from one level", pointing out that his visit Sistani "اغنته see the rest of the references."

And pass the country's severe crisis began after the departure of hundreds in the western provinces protest demonstrations on the Iraqi government, and demanding amnesty for prisoners, but the government is illegal most of their demands.

In contrast began supporters of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki out demonstrations urging him not to give in to the protesters' demands, especially the issuance of a general amnesty for prisoners, and the abolition of the law of accountability and justice.


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