An official in the office of President Barzani: That is why we seek independence

An official in the office of President Barzani: That is why we seek independence

Pointing out that the partnership has no meaning in Iraq ...

05/03/2018 - 22:26 News / Kurdistan



The official of political affairs and public relations office of President Massoud Barzani, that Baghdad has not left any sense of national partnership to the Iraqi components, and do not want us to be partners, so we seek independence.

"It is essential that the international community create a climate of democracy based on the components of the region, so that the region will rid itself of the interests of certain parties and move away from violence," Hammam Hawrami said on Monday during a meeting with the new Norwegian ambassador to Iraq and Jordan, Ton Allers.

On the internal political situation in Iraq, Hawrami added, "President Barzani in his letter on the fifth of March, spoke clearly about the differences between Baghdad and the region, and the position of the Iraqi parliament, as it shows clearly why the Kurds demanded independence, because they do not want to be partners» .

The Kurdish official pointed out that «the Kurds have reconstructed the new federal Iraq to be a source of pride and pride for the Iraqis, not to be raped their rights».

In turn, the Norwegian Ambassador expressed her country's thanks and appreciation to the Kurdistan Region, and the sacrifices made by the Peshmerga forces in the war on the Dahesh.

She noted that Norway recognizes the importance of the role played by the Kurdistan Region in the region, and renewed its support for the dialogue between Baghdad and Erbil.

"By passing the budget without considering the demands of the Kurdish blocs, democracy was adopted by consensus in the post-2003 phase in Iraq, another nail in its coffin," Hawrami said in a e-mail on his account at the social networking site Twitter.

"The factors that drive us out of Baghdad are getting more momentum," he said. "There is no point in staying in the Iraqi political process, and boycotting elections is another option."

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