this is the 'stability with, and in, the area' part that is a stipulation of the imf, what the ici is working at achieving, tying the security situation up with a somewhat bow of sorts. very important milestone in the area for sure.
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U.S. Department of State Press Release Today 3/8/07
Looks like the official signing of the International Compact will be Sat. March 16. Things are starting to fall into place fast. Praise God!
Economic progress. On the economic side, on March 16th in New York there will be a formal closure of the text of the International Compact for Iraq. This is quite an extraordinary, very detailed document worked out over the course of much of the last year between the Iraqi Government, the United Nations represented by the World Bank. It is a very detailed lay down of commitments on structures for Iraq's economy, for commercial openness, for investment-friendly regulation. Much of that agenda has already been implemented or is in the process of being addressed and implemented. The compact also contains commitments on the security and national reconciliation front which are very important.
We see this as a very positive step. It's a step which needs not only Iraqi actions in terms of continued implementation, but also reciprocal treatment from the international community, from Iraq's neighbors, who, as Iraq reaches out to them with these commitments on an open economy, on progress on political reconciliation and security, in turn receives support from its neighbors, from the broader international community.
Iraq does need to become economically self-sufficient. The Administration has taken the extraordinary step of requesting from the Congress in the '07 supplemental and in the regular and global war on terror '08 budget request economic assistance for Iraq. Now, Iraq has some $12.5 billion of assets within its current accounts. Those are assets which exist largely as the result of an inability to spend a capital infrastructure budget in 2006. Iraq needs to be able to move its own resources to its own critical needs, both essential services -- the now part of its economic needs -- and a meaningful capital infrastructure investment budget for tomorrow's needs.
But because of the focus on clear, secure, and then the third phase, build, it's essential that economic resources that can stabilize a situation, particularly in conflicted areas after they have been cleared of elements engaged in violence, secured adequately from return of those elements, that there is a build component as well that provides an economic and social stake for the inhabitants of those areas who want a normal, peaceful life to be able to live that life, to be able to mobilize themselves against those who would come in and disrupt.
We need -- we believe we have an obligation -- to help make sure that build component is present when it is needed. We are focused on building Iraqi budget execution capability. That's a critical priority for our efforts in Baghdad and through the PRTs elsewhere. Iraq needs to move into the lead on meeting these needs on building itself, but we are prepared to help. We are prepared to address capacity issues through the assistance we have requested from the Congress over the course of the coming year.
Read more: On-the-Record Briefing by Senior Advisor to the Secretary and Coordinator For Iraq David M. Satterfield on Iraq
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نThe Office of the United Nations in Amman to follow up the affairs of displaced Iraqis
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.The United Nations announced yesterday that it will open an office in Amman is administered humanitarian problems arising from the violence in Iraq. especially with regard to the conditions of refugees and displaced persons. He said John Holmes, the new Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator of the United Nations, in a statement, that branch Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs planned to be set up will be enormous humanitarian problem and the growing more organized than they were things so far. .It will about a dozen people in the first phase at a branch in Amman, Jordan.
He said the British diplomat who assumed his post in the beginning of this month that "the human face of the Iraqi conflict should be dealt with the international level in a clearer and more transparent. There are about 1.8 million displaced persons inside Iraq now, with two million others displaced from their country since the invasion of Iraq in March 2003, according to United Nations estimates. Most headed to Jordan and Syria. will the United Nations 17 and 18 of next month in Geneva, an international conference on Iraqi refugees.
This issue will also be the focus of an international conference on Iraq held in Baghdad on the 10th of March.
Holmes also pointed to other problems experienced by Iraq, including food insecurity as a result distribution system contains many impurities.
For its part, Jordanian sources disclosed yesterday that the Jordanian monarch, King Abdullah II, and Condoleezza Rice agreed during their talks in Washington raise the issue of Iraqi refugees in the international conference on Iraq to be held in Baghdad on the 10th of this month.
Participants in this conference Syria, Jordan,which both countries hosting the largest number of Iraqi refugees in addition to Iran, Turkey, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia and the United States and Britain.
A spokesman for the State Department Sean McCormack that the issue of Iraqi refugees, which were at the heart of the Regional Conference on Iraq the end of this week in Baghdad, occupies a position in the interests of Jordanian officials.
.He added that the Jordanians know feel deeply concerned by the pressure exerted on the support networks in Jordan and the ability of non - governmental organizations working in Jordan to meet the humanitarian needs of approximately 600 thousand Iraqi refugees in the country.
.He described the Jordanian monarch announcement of the conference last week that an important development, as he said the Jordanian delegation in a statement issued after lunch work.
The statement said that the Iraqi crisis affects all of Iraq's neighboring countries and Arab countries are willing to contribute to peace and stability in the Iraq. "
.The Jordanian monarch also called on the American administration to support the Arab peace initiative.
.Under this initiative on the Israeli Arab comprehensive peace with full security guarantees to Israel by the Arab countries in return a Palestinian state viable and independent, and an Israeli withdrawal from all the Arab territories occupied since 1967 and the agreement on the refugee issue, as pointed out the Jordanian statement.
A statement added that this initiative Piort endorsed by the Arab summit in the year 2002, attracting growing interest among Islamic states from outside the region that want to make a constructive contribution to regional peace efforts.
.The Jordanian embassy in Washington said that these countries are Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Azzaman International Newspaper - Issue 2637 - Date 7/3/2007Azzaman International Newspaper-2637-Issue Date March 7, 2007
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