Supreme Action Committee between Baghdad and Erbil agree to form joint security management in the disputed areas until the adoption of Article 140

13-01-2013 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
Baghdad (news)

Action Committee agreed Supreme between the federal government and the Kurdistan region is determined to solve the problem of the disputed areas administratively through joint security action, team Qanbar said the two teams and their views were close together in the formation of a joint security management until the adoption of Article 140 of the Constitution.
The aide said Army Chief of Staff Abboud Qanbar in a joint press conference with Ministry spokesman Peshmerga Jabbar Yawar held in Baghdad, Sunday: The delegation of the Kurdistan region discussed some points that have been examined from the first meeting on 27 December last year and until the second of January The second being held in Erbil to discuss ways to address the security problems in areas of common security interest.

He added: that today's meeting was an update of previous meetings, noting the convergence the views Nzeralfriqin in joint security management configuration until the adoption of Article 140 of the Constitution.

For his part, Jabbar Yawar: that today's meeting came with good results and we are in agreement on most points that have already been put forward, stressing: that the two sides agreed to solve problems in ways that far from professional convulsions.

The evening ended, a meeting of the Action Committee and the Federal Ministries of Defense and the Ministry of Peshmerga, the Kurdistan Regional Government.

A source familiar with, that the Kurdistan Region delegation submitted his reply to the points made by the delegation of the Ministry of Defence in the previous meeting held in Erbil, to discuss ways to address the security problems in the disputed areas.

And arrived in Baghdad, before noon today, a military delegation representing the Ministry of Peshmerga.

A source at the Ministry of Defense of the Agency news: The delegation held a meeting as soon as it arrives with representatives from the Federal Ministry of Defence.

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