ONE more step to help get out of Chapter 7!!!!

Iraq Kuwait to return to the remains of 300 people and a large portion of the documents

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He said Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said on Wednesday, said his country returned the remains of 300 Kuwaiti nationals, and a large part of the archive, according to the UN Security Council resolution, “but there is still much to return,” saying that “Iraq is required under the provisions of Chapter VII of the return of all property and documents, which gesture to the Kuwaiti confirm that we are interested and serious about this subject. ”

1990. The Foreign Ministry called on Monday for people to turn their possession of “documents and Kuwaiti property,” were seized during the former regime during its invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

The ministry published a declaration urging “all of the possession of any documents or Kuwaiti property previously seized by the former regime during the occupation of Kuwait in 1990, delivered to the Ministry.”
Zebari said in this regard, “through our follow-up and found many of the documents and returned them, we expect people to respond to the Declaration and cooperate with us even if it means re simple. This is one of the conditions set by the Security Council to remove Iraq from Chapter VII.”

He said, “this declaration within the Security Council resolutions to remove Iraq from Chapter VII, as well as the requirement to return the bodies of missing persons and property, and all documents belonging to Kuwait.”

Iraq calls upon the States permanent members of the UN Security Council, helping to get out of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations which imposed the sanctions.

And forced the Security Council of Iraq to pay 5% of its oil revenues to fund the United Nations for compensation. The Fund has received requests for compensation of $ 368 billion dollars, though he acknowledged that only $ 52 billion, including 39 billion for Kuwait, based on figures from Kuwait and the Fund. ”