Basra calling for foreign coverage farmers near Kuwait compensation 140

Monday, March 11 / March 2013 13:54



Twilight News / Directorate demanded hand Safwan, Saturday, and the Iraqi Foreign Ministry inclusion Safwan hand farmers and some residents of Umm Qasr compensation under resolution 140.

The district director said Safwan Khalil Alhsona for "Twilight News", that "Our meeting with the Deputy Foreign Minister talk about the stents included the border between Iraq and Kuwait."

He pointed out that "Iraq needs to return to the system of the international community by building a good relationship with neighboring countries and resolve disputes over the border issue and especially with Kuwait."

He Alhsona "We asked the Deputy Minister of Foreign inclusion farmers Safwan and owners role in Umm Qasr resolution 140 being affected by the policies of the previous regime, and investment borderline Baltnguibat oil by the oil ministry like what do Kuwait, where containing Safwan and private border area to oil deposits large.

He added that "some of the demands of Kuwait provides a certain distance of the rebound in Safwan border port and this is not acceptable because it would cause confusion for the basic design of the hand and hurt some of the projects and constructions and will not accept the transfer of the port to another place."

The Directorate of Safwan criticized hand, on February 28 last, the work of the Commission maintenance of border pillars between Iraq and Kuwait;, which included Iraqi and Kuwaiti officials; indicated the absence of a representative of the local government in Basra.

It is said that the demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait of files broken between the two countries since the end of the invasion of the former regime of Kuwait in 1990 and a decision by the Security Council determines these limits; But the relationship between the two countries recently witnessed remarkable developments in several files, including ending the file Airways the arrival of the first Iraqi aircraft to Kuwait on 27 February.


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