***** This is a portion of meetings that are taking place durning the U.N. summit

24/09/2014 09:29

Abadi attend the meeting to support the annexation of Iraq, Obama and the king of Jordan and the foreign ministers of Iraq and the Gulf states

BAGHDAD / obelisk: Prime Minister stressed Haider al-Abadi, on Wednesday, on the need for the international community to provide effective assistance to Iraq in its war against al "Daash", noting that the Iraqi fighters they can achieve victory.

According to a statement obtained by "obelisk", a copy of that, "Abadi attended the meeting included President Barack Obama and Jordan's King Abdullah Bin Al Hussein, the foreign ministers of Iraq and the Gulf states focused on supporting Iraq and emphasizing the sovereignty and territorial integrity and to stand with him in his war against al Daash terrorist and other terrorist groups ".

He stressed Abadi, according to the statement, on the need for "the international community provide effective assistance to Iraq in its war against al Daash because we want a practical application for this support and not just talking."

"The organization Daash terrorist with every day that passes is recruiting totals for new terrorist of young people, and that Iraq is not ready to wait until support comes as the fighters they can achieve victory over Daash in spite of the sacrifices they make to preserve Iraq's unity and sovereignty of its territory."

He noted that "the region in a state of polarization, which led to the emergence of these terrorist groups and Iraq is who pays for it and we do not want to take sides with any party in this polarization, but biased to our people."

He expressed "Iraq's desire to build good-neighborly relations with the countries which confirmed him in his first cabinet meeting," following "where he was to instruct the Foreign Minister to tour to open a new page in relations as the region can not evolve and play and be able to eliminate the risk, but our solidarity and our commitment to the interests of our peoples relations excellence in the region will lead to the well-being of a large economic impact positively on their people. "


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Abadi Said raids on Daash indicates an error condition and an American

   Wednesday, September 24 / September 2014 11:17
 

Twilight News / Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi was delighted American raids on Daash in Syria as long as they achieve their desired objectives.

Ebadi said, for CNN, said that Iraq pay dearly for meeting instability experienced by Syria, stressing that the fighters Daash caused pain and suffering to the people of Iraq after their move.

He Abadi "It's good to be involved Arab countries in the military campaign against Daash, but it was supposed to be taking a step against the organization before now, has long warned that the end of this it would cause liquefaction of a lot of blood, but unfortunately, did not hear one".

And about the American attacks on Daash in Iraq, Ebadi said, "The only mistake committed by American troops in Iraq is the lack of coordination with Iraqi forces on the ground, Vqguatna going forward, and when going forward need to be air cover, and this cover is currently unavailable."

As for the current situation in Iraq after the receipt of the new government, cross-Abadi, does not want the presence of armed militia in Iraq, stressing the need that all armed forces fall under the umbrella of the state.

On the future of Iraqi unity, Ebadi said, "This is our home, and if we do not work together, you will not deserve this nation.'m Ready to issue tough decisions and decisive, and I expect others to abide by them."

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