A member of the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs: UN and international talks with Kuwait to remove Iraq from Chapter VII

Friday, 01 February / February 2013 10:28 | : Ambassador News Agency | | |


BAGHDAD - Ambassador News

A member of the Foreign Relations Committee that "there is UN and international attempts to remove Iraq from Chapter VII.


The MP Imad John Yako in a press statement today that "there have been attempts by the United Nations and the Security Council to remove Iraq from Chapter VII, noting that" Allamm United intervened in this matter and states of the Security Council Britain and the United States to bring the views with Kuwait being the obstacle only to cancel the survival of Iraq under Chapter VII. "


He continued that "some files were discussed with the Kuwaiti side and agreed to the formation of committees, and became the subject in the process of talks with the Kuwaiti side, but Iraq would emerge from Chapter VII is not a short time."


Ties Iraqi - Kuwaiti described as positive development over the past few months, to end the outstanding issues between the two countries, and to remove Iraq from international sanctions imposed on it in the seventh item, before the UN Security Council.




The latest developments announced two countries to end the row and the final settlement of the issue of Iraqi Airways, said after Emir of Kuwait Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah in 23 of the last October 2012 Emiri Decree approving the financial settlement, after the two sides signed a final settlement by the Iraq to pay $ 500 million in compensation final to Kuwait Airways.

And consists of Chapter VII of the 13 articles, and is resolution 678 issued in 1990 calling for the ousting Iraq from Kuwait by force, from the provisions of this chapter, Iraq is still under Tailth, because the survival of several issues outstanding, such as the remains of Kuwaiti citizens and prisoners in Iraq, and Kuwaiti property, including the archives of the Amiri Diwan, and the Crown Prince Court, and the issue of compensation and environmental oil, which is not only related to the State of Kuwait, but other Arab countries, and companies claim that they do not still have some rights.


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