2010-09-09
Maliki receives a telephone call from his Syrian counterpart after a deep tension
BAGHDAD (Iba) Follow-up / - Iraqi Prime Minister received the outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, on Thursday, a telephone call from his Syrian counterpart Mohammed al-Otari, for the first time since the rupture between the two countries last summer.
A statement by a government newspaper reported Elaph auction on Thursday said that Maliki had received a telephone call from Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad al-Otari and discussed bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and ways of developing the political and economic levels.
The two sides stressed the need to work through the next stage on the development of bilateral relations so as to achieve the higher interests of both peoples.
Has launched al-Maliki and other officials launched a violent campaign against Syria after a wave of bloody bombings started last summer.
Iraqi officials have accused Syria of harboring leaders of the former Iraqi Baathists are behind the bloody attacks Baghdad, which took place in August 19, 2009, killing about a hundred people dead and 600 wounded.
Damascus denies the charges.
Maliki has been requested officially by the United Nations should establish an international commission of inquiry in the attacks.
Tension between the two countries recalled their ambassadors with the call late the same month.
Maliki receives a telephone call from his Syrian counterpart after a deep tension
BAGHDAD (Iba) Follow-up / - Iraqi Prime Minister received the outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, on Thursday, a telephone call from his Syrian counterpart Mohammed al-Otari, for the first time since the rupture between the two countries last summer.
A statement by a government newspaper reported Elaph auction on Thursday said that Maliki had received a telephone call from Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad al-Otari and discussed bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and ways of developing the political and economic levels.
The two sides stressed the need to work through the next stage on the development of bilateral relations so as to achieve the higher interests of both peoples.
Has launched al-Maliki and other officials launched a violent campaign against Syria after a wave of bloody bombings started last summer.
Iraqi officials have accused Syria of harboring leaders of the former Iraqi Baathists are behind the bloody attacks Baghdad, which took place in August 19, 2009, killing about a hundred people dead and 600 wounded.
Damascus denies the charges.
Maliki has been requested officially by the United Nations should establish an international commission of inquiry in the attacks.
Tension between the two countries recalled their ambassadors with the call late the same month.
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