Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Zebari said in a press statement on Tuesday that "Saudi Arabian Alasodeh appointed ambassador to Iraq to restore full diplomatic relations for the first time since the mystery of former President Saddam Hussein, Kuwait."
He added, "that for the first time since 1990 appointed Saudi Ambassador to the Kingdom of Iraq."
A Saudi official had announced on Monday that "the Kingdom presented to the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh nominate its ambassador to Jordan Fahd Abdul Mohsen Al-Zaid to be a non-resident ambassador in Baghdad.
This is the nomination in terms of diplomacy, the first step to restore diplomatic ties severed between the two countries since the invasion of Saddam Hussein, Kuwait in 1990. Observers believe that the move came in a period of preparation for the Arab Summit Conference to be held in Baghdad next month and that Saudi Arabia may be involved in the summit.
The Arab countries that have diplomatic representation at the level of ambassadors in Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Algeria (non-resident ambassador) in addition to the Arab League. The countries that have representation at the level of Chargé d'affaires are Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, the Arab countries that have no representation in Iraq are Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman.
The Libyan delegation has visited Iraq recently to discuss Fatah Libyan embassy is expected to arrive soon, a delegation from Somalia and his chargé d'affaires for the purpose of reopening the embassy also discussed the Somali delegation of Mauritania has visited Iraq recently re-issue of diplomatic representation between the two countries. / End.
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Zebari said in a press statement on Tuesday that "Saudi Arabian Alasodeh appointed ambassador to Iraq to restore full diplomatic relations for the first time since the mystery of former President Saddam Hussein, Kuwait."
He added, "that for the first time since 1990 appointed Saudi Ambassador to the Kingdom of Iraq."
A Saudi official had announced on Monday that "the Kingdom presented to the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh nominate its ambassador to Jordan Fahd Abdul Mohsen Al-Zaid to be a non-resident ambassador in Baghdad.
This is the nomination in terms of diplomacy, the first step to restore diplomatic ties severed between the two countries since the invasion of Saddam Hussein, Kuwait in 1990. Observers believe that the move came in a period of preparation for the Arab Summit Conference to be held in Baghdad next month and that Saudi Arabia may be involved in the summit.
The Arab countries that have diplomatic representation at the level of ambassadors in Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Algeria (non-resident ambassador) in addition to the Arab League. The countries that have representation at the level of Chargé d'affaires are Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, the Arab countries that have no representation in Iraq are Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman.
The Libyan delegation has visited Iraq recently to discuss Fatah Libyan embassy is expected to arrive soon, a delegation from Somalia and his chargé d'affaires for the purpose of reopening the embassy also discussed the Somali delegation of Mauritania has visited Iraq recently re-issue of diplomatic representation between the two countries. / End.
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