30/01/2012 13:57
Kirkuk January 30 (Rn) - A member of the political council of the Arab province of Kirkuk, said on Monday that Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki continues to antagonize the Arabs in the province, pointing out that a delegation from the Council will travel to Baghdad to transfer concern Kirkuk's Arabs about the decision of the Council of Ministers cancellation of contract farming in the province to the concerned authorities. The "Committee for the North" at the time of the former Iraqi regime has confiscated agricultural lands belonging to citizens, Kurds, Turkmen and give contracts to expatriate Arabs from central and southern governorates within the policies of the demographic change, which was followed by the system then in areas inhabited mixture of nationality. and Iraq's cabinet decided in its meeting held at the 24-month, cancel all resolutions of the "Committee for the North," which will be under which the restitution about 920 thousand acres of agricultural land in Kirkuk to the original owners of the Kurds and Turkmen. According to the Guide Asi told the Kurdish News (Rn), that "the political council of the Arab Kirkuk is very concerned about the cabinet decision to cancel the agricultural contracts in the province," stressing that "the decision comes in the context of associated equipment, Kirkuk's Arabs and marginalization in the province." The sinner that "a delegation from the Council will travel to Baghdad for the transfer of concern Kirkuk's Arabs about the decision of the Council of Ministers abolition of agricultural contracts in the province to the concerned authorities, "noting that" the meeting will be held between the delegation of the Council and leader of the coalition in Iraq Ayad Allawi and President of the Iraqi parliament Osama Najafi on the recent decision of the Council of Ministers on Kirkuk. " He added by saying that "the Arab Council had informed the coalition in Iraq that the compromise on the gains of the Arabs in Kirkuk will create problems and major crises in time represents the agricultural land in the province a source of livelihood for the families of Arab there. " The city of Kirkuk, the capital of Kirkuk (255 km northeast of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad) , one of the areas affected by demographic change at the hands of the former Iraqi regime is disputed between Arbil and Baghdad. From: Deyaar Samad, see: Aso Haji
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