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Twilight News / New Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Wednesday, support for the efforts being made by President Jalal Talabani to encourage the political parties to dialogue to resolve the current crisis, while the leader of the country will begin to conduct meetings between politicians next week in Baghdad.
And met with al-Maliki, Talabani - who returned from Germany after completing medical trip - shortly after his arrival to Sulaymaniyah, accompanied by a delegation of nine ministers.
A statement issued by the Information Office of Talabani and sent for "Twilight News" through the mail, It was during the meeting "to emphasize the importance of vital and effective role which is expected to offer the meetings and contacts President next week in Baghdad."
He pointed out that the meeting, they discussed "the general situation in the country and the political process and work to unite efforts in order to resolve the problems and outstanding issues."
According to the statement, Talabani continue his meetings and contacts in the city of Sulaymaniyah in order to continue next week in Baghdad.
The Prime Minister reiterated his support for the efforts of the President of the Republic to bring the views and encourage the political parties to take constructive dialogue approach to address the problems and to reach common understandings that will avoid the country band problems and political infighting, according to the words of the statement.
The accompanying Maliki on this visit Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani and Saleh al-Mutlaq as well as a number of ministers and gentlemen government officials.
Talabani had returned the day before yesterday to the country, from his treatment in Germany, a return that relied upon many of the parties to find a way out of the current crisis, through a comprehensive reconciliation conference called by President to collect liabilities. The conference has been delayed on several occasions.
And questioned Iraqi coalition led by Iyad Allawi, on Tuesday, in the "capacity" the country's president Jalal Talabani in resolving the current crisis, denied the Liberal bloc of the Sadrist movement Bkied Muqtada al-Sadr and the presence of any paper written for government reform.
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And met with al-Maliki, Talabani - who returned from Germany after completing medical trip - shortly after his arrival to Sulaymaniyah, accompanied by a delegation of nine ministers.
A statement issued by the Information Office of Talabani and sent for "Twilight News" through the mail, It was during the meeting "to emphasize the importance of vital and effective role which is expected to offer the meetings and contacts President next week in Baghdad."
He pointed out that the meeting, they discussed "the general situation in the country and the political process and work to unite efforts in order to resolve the problems and outstanding issues."
According to the statement, Talabani continue his meetings and contacts in the city of Sulaymaniyah in order to continue next week in Baghdad.
The Prime Minister reiterated his support for the efforts of the President of the Republic to bring the views and encourage the political parties to take constructive dialogue approach to address the problems and to reach common understandings that will avoid the country band problems and political infighting, according to the words of the statement.
The accompanying Maliki on this visit Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani and Saleh al-Mutlaq as well as a number of ministers and gentlemen government officials.
Talabani had returned the day before yesterday to the country, from his treatment in Germany, a return that relied upon many of the parties to find a way out of the current crisis, through a comprehensive reconciliation conference called by President to collect liabilities. The conference has been delayed on several occasions.
And questioned Iraqi coalition led by Iyad Allawi, on Tuesday, in the "capacity" the country's president Jalal Talabani in resolving the current crisis, denied the Liberal bloc of the Sadrist movement Bkied Muqtada al-Sadr and the presence of any paper written for government reform.
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