February 19, 2011
Nuri al-Maliki expected a difficult year in Iraq, followed by significant economic improvement
Expected Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a tough year in Iraq, to be improved after the economic conditions in general.
Maliki said during the celebration of 55 anniversary of the founding of the Islamic Dawa Party, said that citizens should reap the fruits of the democratic process in the country if only passed this tough year economically for the country.
Al-Maliki added that the level of Iraq's oil output will rise soon, what will improve the economic equations and end all the problems, stressing the need to work to improve the conditions of Iraqis.
He reiterated that Maliki fears the country's conditions of events, saying that the people express themselves and does not seek to overthrow the regime, warning of the repercussions of events such as riots.
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Nuri al-Maliki expected a difficult year in Iraq, followed by significant economic improvement
Expected Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a tough year in Iraq, to be improved after the economic conditions in general.
Maliki said during the celebration of 55 anniversary of the founding of the Islamic Dawa Party, said that citizens should reap the fruits of the democratic process in the country if only passed this tough year economically for the country.
Al-Maliki added that the level of Iraq's oil output will rise soon, what will improve the economic equations and end all the problems, stressing the need to work to improve the conditions of Iraqis.
He reiterated that Maliki fears the country's conditions of events, saying that the people express themselves and does not seek to overthrow the regime, warning of the repercussions of events such as riots.
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