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11-17-2008, 09:04 AM
Spokesman called the Kurdistan Alliance bloc Ferjad Roandozi, the Iraqi government to allay the fears of masses of Shiites to vote on the agreement with Washington in parliament, ruling out a referendum on the Convention.
Roandozi said in an interview with "Uzmatik" Sunday night, said that "the Iraqi government after the approval of the Convention security work quickly to allay the fears of the political blocs of Shiites to vote, or are still undecided vote on the Security Agreement with Washington in the Iraqi parliament."
He ruled out Roandozi "The idea of security to present the agreement to a referendum to determine their own destiny", noting that "approval or rejection of the Iraqi parliament to draft the agreement with Washington security sufficient to determine its fate."
Spokesman for the Kurdistan Alliance for the approval of the U.S. side to "add amendments demanded by the Kurds for inclusion in the Convention on the Government's commitment to the defense of the American federal system in Iraq, to prevent any attempt to breach by some political actors", as he put it.
Roandozi denied "the existence of paragraphs in the Security Agreement with Washington, establishing the relationship between the Iraqi region of Kurdistan and the Iraqi central government," significant "This matter falls within the powers of the Iraqi Constitution, Iraqi political blocs."
The spokesman of the Kurdistan Alliance that "the President of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc in parliament Fouad Massoum told the other political blocs in parliament to block the approval of the Convention, because they are the best solutions to the political and security conditions in Iraq now."
The First Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi parliament, Sheikh Khaled al-Attiya said on Sunday that "the presidency of the Iraqi parliament decided to present the agreement to parliament on Monday to vote on first reading."
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Roandozi said in an interview with "Uzmatik" Sunday night, said that "the Iraqi government after the approval of the Convention security work quickly to allay the fears of the political blocs of Shiites to vote, or are still undecided vote on the Security Agreement with Washington in the Iraqi parliament."
He ruled out Roandozi "The idea of security to present the agreement to a referendum to determine their own destiny", noting that "approval or rejection of the Iraqi parliament to draft the agreement with Washington security sufficient to determine its fate."
Spokesman for the Kurdistan Alliance for the approval of the U.S. side to "add amendments demanded by the Kurds for inclusion in the Convention on the Government's commitment to the defense of the American federal system in Iraq, to prevent any attempt to breach by some political actors", as he put it.
Roandozi denied "the existence of paragraphs in the Security Agreement with Washington, establishing the relationship between the Iraqi region of Kurdistan and the Iraqi central government," significant "This matter falls within the powers of the Iraqi Constitution, Iraqi political blocs."
The spokesman of the Kurdistan Alliance that "the President of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc in parliament Fouad Massoum told the other political blocs in parliament to block the approval of the Convention, because they are the best solutions to the political and security conditions in Iraq now."
The First Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi parliament, Sheikh Khaled al-Attiya said on Sunday that "the presidency of the Iraqi parliament decided to present the agreement to parliament on Monday to vote on first reading."
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