Kuwaiti ambassador renewed his country's desire to remove Iraq from Chapter VII

9/4/2013



New Kuwaiti ambassador in Baghdad to the insured country's desire to remove Iraq from Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, stressing achieve advanced steps in the work of the joint committees between the two countries, while the government official expressed readiness of the Iraqi side to implement international resolutions to resolve the outstanding issues with Kuwait.

In this regard, said the Kuwaiti ambassador in Baghdad to the insured's PUKmedia Tuesday: "The month will see a meeting of the joint committees in Kuwait to continue its work in resolving the outstanding issues between the two countries, referring to achieve advanced steps in their work, knowing that it had been two meetings former one in Kuwait and the second in Iraq.

The ambassador added believer that we got to a very advanced stage are not limited to the issues of borders and compensation, giving openness fully in the work of the joint committees to discuss any topic you see the committees benefit of Iraq and Kuwait, and held joint committees meeting in Kuwait during April and we can not determine the date because Iraq will hold close elections.

He expressed the Kuwaiti ambassador his country's readiness to help Iraq out of Chapter VII of the UN Charter, noting that they with Iraq and provide all possibilities capable of leaving Chapter VII, by contrast required effort by all parties to achieve this, but the final decision will be through the Security Council.

The Alaaami Counsel confirmed in the Ministry of Transport Karim Nouri that the federal government is obliged to implement international resolutions to get out of Chapter VII and the Government will implement all international resolutions because they are obliged to implement, for the purpose of assisting Iraq out of Chapter VII and the achievement of economic and political independence.

And formed the Iraqi-Kuwaiti joint committees for the purpose of implementation of all the resolutions issued by the Security Council against Iraq against the backdrop of the invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the payment of compensation and the demarcation of land and maritime borders between the two countries, as well as knowledge of the fate of Kuwaiti prisoners and missing persons.


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