Mutlaq: We will not go back to my duties without guarantees,

[Vixen]

Deputy Prime Minister the leader of the "Iraqi bloc," Saleh al-Mutlaq said the talks he held with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara the day before yesterday, "focused on communication to resolve the crisis in Iraq and between Iraq and Turkey."
The newspaper al-Hayat about al-Mutlaq said: "I will not go back to the Cabinet and to the duties of political one without guarantees to change the course of the political process, the direction that eventually lead to a true partnership in government and in Iraq as a whole", he said, "I confirm to all Arabs and neighboring countries and the world that the situation in Iraq is still very dangerous. "
He called on Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to move away from "individual approach and provide the required guarantees that assure all his opponents and all Iraqis, including an urgent initiative to declare and implement the decisions which formed the government on the basis of agreement in Irbil."
He called for a political agreement among Iraqis before the Arab summit in Baghdad to ensure its success, as the face of a warning message to the Arab League. He said: "The university should ensure the success of the National Conference (Iraqi) and care about in order to ensure that they will deal with the whole of Iraq and not with part of it, and to demand the university Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to provide guarantees and deliver a statement confirming its commitment to the results of the National Congress."
Raised Mutlaq theme coming Arab summit in Baghdad and how to ensure its success, and said, "so great to hold the Arab summit in Baghdad Arabism, this is an honor and a great need for Iraq and Iraqis, and this confirms the pride of the Arab nation in this country with ancient civilization, which has contributed to the nation in all crises and tragedies, a founding member of the Arab League, but you must take this summit that was held at the time of the Iraqi crisis in mind. "
He added that "the Arab summit double-edged sword, then succeeded on these grounds Iraq succeeded and succeeded the Arabs, and returned Iraq and returned to him, although not committed to that and failed, and become a protocol like many of the previous summits, it means the continued isolation of Iraq, and will continue to control agendas further deepen the scourge of the many."


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