National: Allawi behind the lifting of the travel ban for the Minister of Communications and Shabibi

Admin Fri Nov 28, 2014 7:23 am

Friday, November 2/28 November 2014 09:15

Twilight News / announced Allawi's victory, spokeswoman for the National Coalition, led by the vice president for national reconciliation, Iyad Allawi, that the Iraqi judiciary has issued a resolution to cancel the arrest warrant issued against the central bank's former governor Sinan al-Shabibi and the decision to cancel the travel ban issued against the former Minister of Communications Mohammed Allawi.

She said Allawi, in an interview for "Twilight News", "Iyad Allawi, based on a draft of genuine national reconciliation agreement and restore things back to order sent to the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Medhat al-Mahmoud names of Iraqi officials were sentenced arrest warrants through preside over al-Maliki of the previous government, and asked him to reconsider the issues raised against them. "

Allawi said that "the form of the Judicial Council immediately to a committee of seven judges and reconsidered filed cases against the former Minister of Communications Mohammed Allawi, former central bank governor Sinan al-Shabibi," adding that "Allawi received assurances from the judiciary would not be detained upon arrival Iraq and brought before the courts." .

She continued, "arrived at the Baghdad International Airport, and it directly to the court and made their Bavadthma the presence of the defense lawyer, and immediately decided to eliminate cancel the previous detention order issued against Shabibi Add to overturn the travel ban issued against Mohammed Allawi," pointing out that "all the issues that were raised against them is false reports and political target. "

And issued against the Iraqi Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi memorandum in 2012 arrest in addition to providing the Minister of Communications Mohammed Allawi, Maliki's government resigned from office after al-Maliki decided to refer to dozens of employees of an investigative committee.

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