02 March, 2012
Maliki said in an interview that all the Arab states agreed to attend, and will be attended by thirteen heads of state, kings, and engage other countries with different levels of representation, expressed his belief that the summit will be successful, and will not be a dialogue in which traditionally like the rest of the summits. And Maliki's refusal to make use of the university Arab positions of an international rescue or solve the problem of stuck in an Arab country, as in Syria.
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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said the upcoming Arab summit will be held as scheduled later this month in Baghdad
Maliki said in an interview that all the Arab states agreed to attend, and will be attended by thirteen heads of state, kings, and engage other countries with different levels of representation, expressed his belief that the summit will be successful, and will not be a dialogue in which traditionally like the rest of the summits. And Maliki's refusal to make use of the university Arab positions of an international rescue or solve the problem of stuck in an Arab country, as in Syria.
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