Greetings Peoples Dinar Members.
I just wanted to give you a quick update.
I feel that our sources are pretty darn reliable. After Millionday posted an actual article on what Ray's contacts stated the the other day, I wanted to share what I am hearing.
Now I have not had a change to confirm this by other sources and contacts, but I will go with what I got.
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I just wanted to give you a quick update.
I feel that our sources are pretty darn reliable. After Millionday posted an actual article on what Ray's contacts stated the the other day, I wanted to share what I am hearing.
Now I have not had a change to confirm this by other sources and contacts, but I will go with what I got.
...
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I am hearing and being told that the final ministers will be presented to the public the week of March 8th. Abvously things can change at the drop of a pin, but until I hear differently, I will share this.
I am also hearing that Maliki is set to go to Kuwait mid March to wrap up the necessary Chapter VII issues.
I do think progress is being made, however all it takes is one issue to delay the inevitable. Stay positive and let this play out on the timeline that the Iraqi's deem fit.
Have a great week and even better weekend.
Blessings,
Steve
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Maliki to visit Kuwait by mid-MarchFebruary 29, 2012
Baghdad (AIN) –The Iraqi Embassy in Kuwait announced that "The Premier, Nouri al-Maliki, will visit Kuwait by mid-March.
An informed source stated to AIN "Maliki, during his visit, will discuss a number of pending issues including the means of relieving Iraq from the 7th Chapter of UN's Charter, Kuwaiti Captives' issue, the disputes over the borders and the Iraqi compensations to Kuwait."
Earlier, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hoshyar Zebari, handed over the official invitation for the Kuwaiti Emir to attend the upcoming Arab Summit in Baghdad.
http://www.alliraqne...itical&Itemid=2
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Kuwaiti newspaper: Maliki to visit Kuwait on March
February 28, 2012
Baghdad (AIN)-The Kuwaiti Qabas Newspaper mentioned that "The Iraqi Premier Nouri al-Maliki will visit Kuwait to discuss possible settlement for the pending issues between both countries next March."
The newspaper stressed that "Among the pending files are the MubarakHarbor, maintaining borders demarcation and non identified maritime borders between Kuwait and Iraq."
"Treating these files will help to maintain trust between both countries," according to the Kuwaiti newspaper.
http://translate.goo...7%26Itemid%3D56
I am also hearing that Maliki is set to go to Kuwait mid March to wrap up the necessary Chapter VII issues.
I do think progress is being made, however all it takes is one issue to delay the inevitable. Stay positive and let this play out on the timeline that the Iraqi's deem fit.
Have a great week and even better weekend.
Blessings,
Steve
Related Article
Maliki to visit Kuwait by mid-MarchFebruary 29, 2012
Baghdad (AIN) –The Iraqi Embassy in Kuwait announced that "The Premier, Nouri al-Maliki, will visit Kuwait by mid-March.
An informed source stated to AIN "Maliki, during his visit, will discuss a number of pending issues including the means of relieving Iraq from the 7th Chapter of UN's Charter, Kuwaiti Captives' issue, the disputes over the borders and the Iraqi compensations to Kuwait."
Earlier, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hoshyar Zebari, handed over the official invitation for the Kuwaiti Emir to attend the upcoming Arab Summit in Baghdad.
http://www.alliraqne...itical&Itemid=2
Related Article
Kuwaiti newspaper: Maliki to visit Kuwait on March
February 28, 2012
Baghdad (AIN)-The Kuwaiti Qabas Newspaper mentioned that "The Iraqi Premier Nouri al-Maliki will visit Kuwait to discuss possible settlement for the pending issues between both countries next March."
The newspaper stressed that "Among the pending files are the MubarakHarbor, maintaining borders demarcation and non identified maritime borders between Kuwait and Iraq."
"Treating these files will help to maintain trust between both countries," according to the Kuwaiti newspaper.
http://translate.goo...7%26Itemid%3D56
