The Prime Minister
Information Office of the Prime Minister
PRESS RELEASE
Thursday, 5/11/2009
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Al Kamal al-Maliki meets Special Adviser to the Secretary General of the UN International Compact with Iraq
He received the Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki at his office Saturday night of the Special Adviser to the Secretary General of the UN International Compact with Iraq, Mr. Ibrahim Gambari, and his accompanying delegation.
Sovereignty appreciate the great efforts of the United Nations for Iraq and their interest in the subject of recent explosions and sent an emissary for Political Affairs to follow up on this, and thanks to the United Nations for it in Iraq, including today is a country that enjoys full sovereignty, and the draft International Covenant has played an important role in supporting Iraq's sovereignty.
Mr. Prime Minister: Iraq wants the international community on several things at the forefront of money in Chapter VII, and taking into account the significant positive changes and achievements, and to continue cooperation with the United Nations in various fields, and our hand, continue to support the United Nations representative in Iraq and help us on the issue of development and expansion of our foreign relations, and initially we believe that continued cooperation with the United Nations has now become the most important the draft Covenant.
Continued sovereignty: the International Covenant has done much in the way the sovereignty and security, and we find the general direction of the States participating in the International Covenant tends to lack continuity.
For its part, the Special Adviser to the Secretary General of the UN International Compact with Iraq: I met with representatives of the United Nations and expressed their communication, in cooperation with Iraq, based on the progress and achievements made by the Iraqi government wants to put a new mechanism of cooperation between Iraq and other countries, and will show the new image of Iraq as well as supporting steps toward withdrawal from Iraq in Chapter VII.
The United Nations will support and the support of Iraq and its national sovereignty, and provide the resources needed both to politics and development, promising to transfer the demands of the Iraqi government on terrorism and foreign interference in Iraqi affairs and the issue of the International Secretary General of the United Nations.