2010-10-21 New York Times calling for Allawi to be open to reach a settlement with al-Maliki
BAGHDAD (Iba) / follow-up / .. The New York Times called U.S. President Iyad Allawi's Iraqi List to be open to reach a settlement with al-Maliki.
And called the newspaper in an editorial on Thursday, both the number of Iraqi Prime Minister, outgoing, Nouri al-Maliki, the President of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, to unify their ranks and heal the succession and to focus on the national interest of Iraq, the country has not seen any reform in recent times.
She said these reforms would resolve the dispute over oil revenues, and the division of power and the future of disputed Kirkuk between Arabs and Kurds, noting that in the midst of all this discontent grew, particularly among Iraqis (Sunnis) who fear exclusion from the political scene.
She said opening, said that Iraq is still seven months after the parliamentary elections without a government problem, though, proceeded to al-Maliki on a trip other international on Monday, heading to Tehran in a bid to get support to ascend to power again in Baghdad, also visited Maliki, Syria, Jordan and Egypt, and the forthcoming visit to Turkey, Reuters reported that he worked on a pledge of the Arab states to provide investment deals if persuaded to accept Allawi, Maliki's leadership.
She Although Iraq already needs to be done good relations with its neighbors, but it is in dire need to form a legitimate government capable of solving its problems and deep, instead of trying to beg other countries, should al-Maliki to work hard with Allawi and other leaders to break the political deadlock that has become eating away at the bones of the state.
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