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 Kurdistan UN Representative 'Dindar Zebari' says Baghdad Remiss

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Kurdistan UN Representative 'Dindar Zebari' says Baghdad Remiss 4.3.2006

 






Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq, (AKI) - On his return from a European tour, Iraqi Kurdistan's representative to the United Nations has accused the government in Baghdad of failing to coordinate foreign policy and failing to represent Kurdistan's needs on the international stage.

 "There is no coordination between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish government regarding foreign policy, and this is a major obstacle to the projects of reconstruction and development in Kurdistan," said Dindar Zebari.

"Kurdistan has the right to develop its own relations with nations irrespective of the Baghdad government. These ties are a guarantee for our future and we will never give them up," he added

In a statement to Adnkronos International (AKI) Zebari said: "We met the representatives of various UN agencies in Rome, Geneva, Paris and London and it emerged clearly that the Baghdad leaders they had met had made no reference to Kurdistan's reconstruction needs, and that the Iraqi government has given no input to its ambassadors, ministers or delegations to do so," he said.

Dindar Zebari, Iraqi Kurdistan's representative to the United Nations
Photo: Nefel.com


Regarding the planned opening of a UN office in Iraqi Kurdistan, Zebari said: The decision was taken some months ago and we are working hard to transfer some UN agencies to the region. "My European visit was aimed at accelerating the creation of a local office, given the stability and security that Kurdistan enjoy," he said.

The coordinator went on to criticise donor countries which had announced their willingness to help Iraq in infrastructure reconstruction. "Of all the help that was promised, only 20 per cent of it has arrived, and the excuses rolled out to justify the delays - such as the lack of security - are unconvincing," he said.

"In fact there are very secure areas of Iraq, like Kurdistan, or some southern provinces. Why not start there?" he queried.

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