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    Kuwait rejects cancel internationalization issues outstanding with Iraq

    Kuwait rejects cancel internationalization issues outstanding with Iraq
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    Baghdad: of Kuwait requested the Security Council to keep the issue of Iraq and Kuwait on the agenda of the Council وايلاءها the necessary importance.
    Permanent delegate of the State of Kuwait to the United Nations in the Mansour Al-Otaibi letter addressed to the President of the Security Council that "the Government of Kuwait to keep the situation between Iraq and Kuwait on the list of issues that attract full attention of the Council".
    He added Al-Otaibi said kabas issued Saturday that "all United Nations Member States to inform the President of the Security Council earlier in the year of its wish to maintain issues of concern to the Council's agenda, so don't delete permanently from his agenda". Prominent among the outstanding issues between Iraq and Kuwait: reparations paid by Iraq occupation of Kuwait in 1990, and the position of Kuwait from Iraq out of Chapter VII of the United Nations, and two boundary and the remains of missing Kuwaitis and US Vice-President Joseph Biden told the UN Security Council by mid-December last year, the Board decided to cancel its sanctions on Iraq by following the occupation of Kuwait 1990.


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    Could this be a set back to the end of the Kuwait issue and Chapter 7 sanctions?

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