15/10/2017 12:00 am
President of the Republic denied the transfer of conditions from Baghdad to the Kurdish leadership
Baghdad / follow-up The morning
denied the presidency of the Republic on Saturday, press reports talked about the transfer of President Fuad Masum, a letter or conditions from the Iraqi government to the Kurdish leadership in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, duringhis current visit to the province of Sulaymaniyah.
While the official spokesman for the Prime Minister announced a package of "national constants" to be committed by the administration of the region in order to start dialogue, revealed veteran Kurdish leader Barham Salih the approval of the authorities of the region to "freeze the results of the referendum," illegal, but a government source stressed the need to cancel the dialogue .
This comes at a time when Vice President Iyad Allawi called for an urgent national meeting to defuse the tension between Erbil and Baghdad and to enter into dialogue and negotiations to resolve differences and outstanding issues between the two sides, including the issue of disputed areas.
No messages or requests
, said the Information Office of the Presidency in a statement received "morning": he denies "categorically denied press reports claimed that the President of the Republic Fuad Masum , carries a message or requests or conditions of the Iraqi government or any official or semi - official to the leadership of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan ( PUK ) Or the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq during his emergency visit to Sulaymaniyah. "
The presidential statement added that "the visit is aimed at examining the current crisis developments to crystallize urgent solutions, which will ensure that our country and our people are in danger and ensure the search for peaceful solutions through a return to understanding and dialogue between the people of one people." He pointed out that "the president has constructive ideas and perceptions Especially in this regard. "
Local and international agencies reported on Friday that President Fuad Masum handed over to Kurdish leaders the demands of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on the province of Kirkuk, and published those agencies six claims that the infallible transfer from Abadi on the province.
To this, announced the leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Ghayath al-Surji, President Fuad Masum held an important meeting with the leaders of the Union on Saturday afternoon to discuss the developments of the referendum crisis and the security situation in Kirkuk, and stressed Alsurgi, "stability of the security situation in the disputed areas," pointing out that "There is no crisis now between the popular crowd and the Peshmerga."
For his part, denied the spokesman of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Saadi Ahmed Bireh, sending a delegation to Baghdad, in order to conduct negotiations on the crisis of the region, said Perhe, according to press statements followed by "morning" on Saturday: "We continue our efforts to calm the situation through all means, Any decision to send a delegation to Baghdad to conduct negotiations. " National Constants In turn, the spokesman of the Prime Minister's Office of Information, required a package of "national constants" to start a dialogue with the Kurdistan region and resolve the crisis. The government spokesman Saad al-Hadithi said in a press statement: "The dialogue is open with the Kurdistan region, since the last announced his intention to hold an illegal referendum, and then the Federal Government almost daily call for dialogue." "But they (the government officials of the region) have completely deafened their ears, and they have not paid any attention to our responsible and national calls. After they have conducted the referendum, they want to return to dialogue," he said. "The dialogue has not been closed, but the dialogue must be based on clear and firm foundations, so as not to be dragged into the maze of useless, non-constructive dialogue that may seek to postpone and postpone the crisis, or perhaps to break the deadlock for the government in the region after the crisis "We say if the KRG really wants to engage in a constructive dialogue, it must present a set of national constants that no dialogue can take on its own. These are: the recognition of the unity of Iraq, Sovereignty, and respect for the Iraqi constitution and Iraqi national sovereignty over K For the territory of the country, including in the region, and also counted the Constitution as a ceiling for dialogue. " The government spokesman added that "the outputs and bases of this dialogue should be within the provisions of the constitution and not contradict it, and also that the local government in Kurdistan recognizes the sovereign powers given to the federal government constitution in relation to the foreign trade file, including the export and sale of oil from fields located in the region or Kirkuk , And the management of land and air border crossings by the federal authorities. " Al-Hadithi noted that "these bases and constants, if the region really wants to engage in a constructive, positive, fruitful and productive dialogue, they should be based on it and then certainly the doors of dialogue will be open. Otherwise I do not think there is a possibility for dialogue." The Kurdistan region, and do not discuss its results because it is totally rejected for us. " The freezing of the referendum in the position is the first of its kind; confirmed veteran Kurdish leader Barham Saleh, head of the coalition of justice and democracy, said the authorities in the Kurdistan region agreed to freeze the results of the referendum. Saleh said in a press statement on Saturday: "The authorities in the Kurdistan region agreed to freeze the results of the referendum, but Baghdad is not satisfied and demands the cancellation of the results of the referendum," adding that "the establishment of a Kurdish state needs dialogues with the Iraqi government through regional governments, We have a country similar to the countries that are not successful. " He added that "the supreme religious authority, Mr. Ali al-Sistani had announced an initiative to abide by the Constitution and the unity of Iraq was welcomed by the Kurdistan region, but most of the Iraqi parties, regional and international now refuses to suspend the results of the referendum for two years, But a government source, said yesterday: "Any dialogue must be under the roof and reference of the Constitution, especially after the Federal Court issued a ruling not to hold the referendum," noting that "this made the procedure unconstitutional and therefore the results are canceled." The source added that "the leaders of the region previously refused to hold dialogues with the federal government under the Constitution and that now agreed to be conducted on the basis of the Constitution means necessarily and coincide to consider the results of the referendum is null," pointing out that "any future dialogues will not address anything related to the results of the referendum." Allawi calls
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