January 12th, 2011 08:45 am
Editor: SS | AA Wednesday, 12 K 2 2011
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Political source revealed early, Wednesday, that the Kuwaiti Prime Minister will meet, this afternoon, the President of Iraqi Council of Representatives at the parliament building.
The source said in an interview for “Alsumaria News”, “Kuwaiti Prime Minister Nasser Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah will head this afternoon, to the parliament building to meet with Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama Najafi, and some members of parliament.”
The Kuwaiti Prime Minister Nasser Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, this morning, to the capital Baghdad and draws upon his arrival to the building of the Prime Minister, to meet a number of Iraqi officials, to discuss common issues and congratulations to form a government.
The visit of Prime Minister of Kuwait to Baghdad one day after the delivery of the Kuwaiti authorities of Iraq five Iraqi fishermen from the province of Basra, was detained by coast guard patrols, the Kuwaiti, having attacked the ship and sank Sunday in the Khor Al Khafji, while still four fishermen were missing.
It will be morning, second prime minister to visit Baghdad, congratulating the formation of Nuri al-Maliki for his second after a visit by his Jordanian counterpart Samir Rifai, the fourth of this month, while the Arab diplomatic sources in the Syrian capital Damascus, last Monday, the determination of Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad Naji al-Otari visit Baghdad in mid-month in order to develop bilateral relations between the two countries and congratulated the formation of the new government.
The file border disputes and oil between Iraq and Kuwait, began after Britain decided in 1961 Granting of Independence to Kuwait, the rejection of the late Prime Minister Abdul Karim Qassem, recognition, and called for time to annex Kuwait to spend Basra, despite the recognition of the Iraqi government, dominated by the Party Baath Party in 1963 after dropping system Abd al-Karim Qasim, the independence of Kuwait deal, some historians it has for the Iraqi government to give money because of the deficit was experienced, but that President Saddam Hussein, who belongs to the same party decided on the second of August 1990 invasion Kuwait against the backdrop of problems on the border and Tsmha and conflict on some oil wells.
The UN Security Council issued resolution No. 833 of 1993 provides for the demarcation of the border between Iraq and Kuwait, which has a length of 216 km through the establishment of an international commission to demarcate the border between the two parties, which was rejected by the regime of President Saddam Hussein first, he agreed at the end of 1994 after international pressure , and Iraqi officials affirm that the demarcation of the border between the two countries was by force, and led to the deduction of Iraqi territory in terms of Safwan and Umm Qasr area, as well as reducing the area of Iraqi territorial waters, while urging the Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, Iraq in November 16 of last year, to fulfill its obligations to Kuwait and, in particular Security Council resolution No. (833) on the demarcation of the border between the two out of the penalty provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations.
He was President Jalal Talabani, said last November in a meeting with fronds Union of Iraq, that Iraq agreed to recognize the international borders of Kuwait, and the Kuwaiti side in turn, confirmed his agreement on this matter, and to exit Iraq from Chapter VII, in the event of Books of Iraq letter to The Security Council affirms its recognition of Kuwait’s borders – in Iraq.
The UN Security Council passed, mid-December last, three important decisions lift whereby the majority of the sanctions imposed on Iraq after the invasion of Kuwait in 1991, and approved in the third resolution to lift the ban on imports of Iraq’s nuclear for the implementation of a civilian nuclear program, setting a limit to ban a 19 years, under resolution 687 of 1991
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