Arab League warns of the danger of playing on the paper sectarian unity and stability of Iraq

01/03/2014 13:36


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The Arab League warned of a setback the democratic experiment in Iraq, calling for political forces not to play the paper sectarianism to achieve political demands.

The Deputy Secretary-General of the League, Ahmed Ben Helli, in a press statement that "the university is following with great interest the developments in Iraq," he said, adding that "what worries the university, especially after Iraq regained its role, is some negative indicators, which began in the political scene."

"The Arab League Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi in touch with Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari to see what is going on and put it in the picture," stressing that it "must be aware of the political forces in Iraq, the seriousness of playing paper sectarianism to achieve political demands, because this trend poses a threat to unity and stability of Iraq and the Iraqi role and make sure that began growing after chairing the highlights of the Arab summit and return to the scene of Arab, regional, and also after the settlement of outstanding issues with Kuwait. "

He said Ben Helli said that "continued sparring between the political forces in Iraq threatens to cause a setback for the democratic experience in Iraq, so it calls on the Arab League, Iraqi officials and the government and political parties and tribal leaders to put the national interest of the Iraqi above all else and to address this current crisis peacefully and work to provide the right climate for the success of the elections that will take place during the month of April next to entrench the democratic process, and the rebuilding of the elements of the new Iraqi state that Iraqis pay dearly for it.


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