Observers: al-Jaafari's visit to Riyadh may trigger political mobility in the region

16-02-2013 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Enjoys visiting leader of the National Alliance Ibrahim Jaafari, to Saudi Arabia, at the head of the delegation of senior political, to provide consolation death Governor of Riyadh Sattam bin Abdul Aziz, with interest circles of politics and popular Iraqi, as may be the gesture first in the path of an ice-breaker that encases relations Baghdad, Riyadh.

Jaafari was, arrived Friday evening, to the Saudi capital Riyadh, the head of a delegation that included Khalid al-Attiyah, and Bahaa al-Araji, and on the Keywords, and Ammar Tohme, and Qasim al-Araji, and just Hurcab, and Abdul-Hussein Abtan, and Hamid Maaleh, and Abdul Hussein al-Yasiri, and Adnan Jabbar Cka.

And passed the bilateral relations between the two largest Arab countries, a period of stagnation, followed the U.S. invasion of Iraq, in 2003, but signs of improvement in these relations seemed clear after the news about "Encounters positive" held between representatives of the two countries, on the sidelines of a summit of Muslim countries, recently held in the Egyptian capital Cairo.

Jaafari's visit to Saudi Arabia, the center of the internal political dynamics and wide, aimed at addressing the political crises engines, following in the country, particularly with regard to purify overcast skies between Baghdad and Erbil, as well as sit-file processing Anbar which is approaching its third month.

Observers expect that Jaafari's visit the beginning of a series of meetings between Iraqi politicians and the Saudis, to deliberate on issues concerning the two countries, and other countries, especially the Syrian crisis, which means that the Arab region and its issues on the verge of a new kind of mobility.

The on-Moussawi, media adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, spoke about the efforts made by the latter to strengthen the axis of moderation in the region, in order to confront extremism which a wider impact since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis, nearly two years ago.

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