#####Kurdistan Alliance requires the presence of the United Nations Year of Dialogue with the federal government

Sunday, 31 March / March 2013 10:20

{Baghdad Ambassador: News}

Stipulated Kurdistan Alliance ready region for dialogue with the federal government under the umbrella of the United Nations because of the lack of confidence and lack of implementation of the Baghdad Atzamat former, while welcomed the Iraqi List, so, she will reveal all its leaves if attended the United Nations for dialogue, revealing the representatives of the demonstrators resurrected message to Ban Ki-moon urging him to intervene to push Baghdad to respond to مطاليبهم.

The longings dry, MP for the Kurdistan Alliance for the newspaper "world", "in light of the crisis between the central government and the provincial government now, the Kurdish blocs stand with dialogue, but the shadow of the United Nations presence," adding that "trust between the political blocs have lost not only between the Kurdistan Alliance and state law, but that this is circulated to all the political blocs. "

Dry emphasized that "previous agreements signed between the governments of the center and the region did not find their way into force, and that the federal government avoided the implementation of these agreements."

Turn between Ahmad al-Alwani, MP for the Iraqi List, "the Iraqi List, bless this step, because the old conventions since the formation of the government and until this moment did not find its way to implementation."

Alwani confirmed the "world", that "the existence of political parties at the same table with the United Nations will be a guarantor for the conventions emanating from the political blocs," adding that "the policies of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki individual power led to this."

The MP for the Iraqi List, that "Iraq in the event of check these dialogues on the table of the United Nations will open all its leaves with the National Alliance and private state law, which is managed by the Dawa Party," revealing move "by demonstrators in Anbar toward the United Nations in order to achieve their demands, after that their representatives sent a letter to Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, urging him to intervene in order to achieve their demands by the central government. "


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