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Kuwait News



‘Full compliance to lift Iraq sanctions’
UNITED NATIONS, May 30, (KUNA): Kuwait on Friday urged the UN to avoid lifting sanctions on Iraqbefore Baghdad settles all outstanding issues resulting from its 1990-91 invasion of Kuwait. Amiri Diwan Advisor Mohammed Abulhassan in a statement to both KUNA and Kuwait Television after meeting UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said that the UN Chapter 7 sanctions on Iraq pertaining to its 1990-91 invasion of Kuwait, should be automatically annulled providing the Iraqi government completes its Security Council-related obligations. He added that he had carried a message from His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammad Al-Sabah to the secretary general including Kuwait’s account on the issue.
“We have clarified to the secretary general the position we have taken in regard to Iraq’s required implementation of a number of its outstanding issues and its current implementing of others,” he said. He added: “The seventh chapter of the (UN) charter will be automatically removed when Iraq implements any of these outstanding obligations.” Abulhassan indicated that there are no sanctions imposed currently on Iraq’s imports and exports, noting that Kuwait is in full cooperation with its neighbour, being the doorway to the importation and exportation of Iraqi goods.
“We are aware that some of the outstanding issues have been settled - which are 50-60 percent - but there are other obligations the UN has control over, in order to ensure (Iraq’s) full compliance.” The outstanding issues under Chapter 7 include (1) the fate of the missing and prisoners of war, (2)the payment of war reparations, the return of stolen property and (3)the demarcation of land and maritime borders with Iraq. Abulhassan said that he found the secretary general to be “responsive” to the Kuwaiti account, and that the UN pledged its support of improving Iraq’s ties with all of its regional neighbours including Kuwait.
The Kuwaiti official said that Ban also praised Kuwait for its efforts to resume good relations with Iraq, and its recent decision to dispatch an ambassador to Iraq despite the security dangers such a move would pose. “We have taken this initiative to express our good intentions towards Iraq and to bolster our relations, but we still await – in spite of the presence of our ambassador in Iraq for a few months now – an Iraqi ambassador to be announced to Kuwait, and the secretary general is aware of this,” Abulhassan stated. The Kuwaiti official prior to the meeting, had held talks with several officials in a number of countries including the US, which he described as “good” adding that these countries are in full support of Kuwait’s position on the matter.
Earlier, Abdulhassan, briefed Friday evening UN Under Secretary General for Political Affairs Lynn Pascoe on his country’s stance regarding Iraq’s efforts to remove Chapter VII sanctions. He emphasized that (Chapter VII sanctions would be automatically annulled) once Iraq fulfilled its commitments stipulated in related UN Security Council resolutions. Abulhassan also met with Libya’s Ambassador to the UN Abdulrahman Shalqam, whose country is the only Arab member of the UN Security Council; Austria’s Ambassador to the UN Thomas Mayr-Harting, who is the Treasurer of the UN Compensation Fund; and Turkey’s Ambassador to the UN Baki Ilkin.
Attending all the meetings with Abulhassan was Kuwait’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Abdullah Al-Murad. Over the past few days, Abulhassan toured some of the capitals of the permanent member states of the UN – Washington, London, Paris and Moscow – to clarify to officials there Kuwait’s stance on the issue. He found them to be understanding. In a statement to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) and Kuwait Television, following his meeting with Ban on Friday, Abulhassan had said that the UN and its secretary general were responsible for making sure that Iraq and Kuwait fulfilled their obligations, as stipulated in related UN Security Council resolutions.
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Saturday 04/07/2009 | 11:23

President of the Iraqi parliament, in Kuwait on Sunday to form a joint committee to discuss the outstanding issues
President of the Iraqi parliament, in Kuwait on Sunday to form a joint committee to discuss the outstanding issues


Head of the House of Representatives of Iraq, Iyad al-Samarrai in Kuwait on Sunday in a three-day visit at the invitation of his Kuwaiti counterpart Jassem al-Kharafi to discuss prospects for cooperation between the two countries.

The newspaper quoted "an opinion" on the Kuwaiti sources said yesterday that "al-Samarrai during his visit to discuss ways to establish a joint parliamentary committee to follow up dialogues files between the two countries and highlighted the compensation, debt, war and the drafting of a convention of parliamentary cooperation between the two countries.

The same sources added that the Samurai will meet during the visit with a number of Kuwaiti officials to discuss bilateral relations and latest developments between the two countries and the possibility of resolving the outstanding issues between them.

The sources pointed out that the Samurai will be an invitation to visit Baghdad for the unbelievable addition to addressing how to develop cooperation between the Iraqi Council of Representatives and the Council of National Assembly, and mutual visits and discussions in order to have access to the joint committees to coordinate ways to improve relations between the two countries and opening all files with transparency. sources said that the Samurai will be the conclusion of the parliamentary cooperation agreement with Kuwait on the lines of the agreement that was concluded with Egypt recently.

. In a related context, the newspaper "Al-Watan," the Kuwaiti newspaper yesterday that the media campaign against the Iraqi compensation claimed by Kuwait on Sunday to enter into direct talks between the two countries when he visits Kuwait Samurai purposeful establishment of a joint parliamentary committee to follow up dialogues for files and outstanding debt, including prisoners of war and the drafting of cooperation agreement, but the visit was preceded by assurances welcomes Kuwaiti cooperation, but not a waiver of compensation.

The newspaper quoted sources as saying that Kuwaiti responsible Kuwait to Iraq made a lot without him or harm, but there are still pending it is important for example, which adopted the resolution at the United Nations, as well as the border and, therefore, talk about it is supposed to be in terms of implementation, not negotiation, because it subjects settled , in the words of the newspaper.

The paper stressed that al-Samarrai told reporters in Baghdad that the details of the file of the relationship with the Kuwait government to the power relations and access to the stage of the crisis an opportunity to enter the Kuwaiti and Iraqi parliaments for calm, adding that "We must continue to parliamentary relations and grass-roots, even if Relations hit a certain political and official apathy because of the different views which we aspire to with all the Arab countries

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the government response to the position of Kuwait: the Iraqi people will pay twice the price for the mistakes of Saddam
She stressed that the issues of reconciliation and resolution of disputes with the Kurdistan Regional Shaanan internal

Baghdad Tariq Araji

Government confirmed that the issues of national
reconciliation and the differences with the Kurdistan region are
internal Shaanan, and expressed its readiness to resolve points of
disagreement with the State of Kuwait to ensure the rights of peoples.

He said government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh told a joint news
conference with the spokesman for U.S. forces in Iraq: "There is no
interest of any country to keep Iraq under Chapter VII, including
Kuwait," he said, adding that Iraq was committed to resolving the
outstanding issues with Kuwait, including the issue of prisoners and
Archive and property Amiriya

Dabbagh said the government's stance towards Kuwait's claim to keep
Iraq under UN sanctions, saying: "The Iraqi people can not pay the
price for the mistakes committed by the regime of Saddam twice", and
expressed his hope that the Kuwaiti side understands the position of
the Iraqi people, adding that "the insistence Kuwait to keep Iraq under
Chapter VII does not reflect the presence of a friendly impression to
the Kuwaiti side. "

And on the file of
national reconciliation, al-Dabbagh reiterated the Government's
assertion that the reconciliation does not include the outlawed Baath
party, stating that "the United States of America will not be a
substitute for dealing with Iraq's internal files, including a file
reconciliation. Dabbagh made the comments reflect the position of the
Government's rejection and the number of of the parliamentary blocs on
the intervention of the U.S. administration in Iraq's internal affairs,
in the wake of a U.S. President Barack Obama, Joe Biden sent his deputy
envoy to Iraq, which he held talks with leaders addressed several
issues, including reconciliation and file a dispute with the Kurdistan
province.

He said government spokesman on political reform and a modified version
of the process of issuance by the government, including the
relationship with the Kurdistan province, which he said it requires a
number of laws to resolve certain crises such as the disputed and oil
and gas law and the distribution of wealth, saying that to deal with
these problems, the responsibility of the Iraqi Despite the
government's appreciation of the U.S. side is concerned, stressing at
the same time that intersects with the Constitution of the Federal
Constitution will not be effective.

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And on the file of national reconciliation, al-Dabbagh reiterated the Government's assertion that the reconciliation does not include the outlawed Baath party, tating that "the United States of America will not be a substitute for dealing with Iraq's internal files, including a file reconciliation

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