Allawi’s Three Letters to America

Published in Al Iraq News
(Iraq) on 8 February 2009
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Translated from by Ayham Hamada. Edited by .
Iyad Allawi, the former Iraqi Prime Minister, sent three letters to U.S. President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in which he stated his opinion of the situation in Iraq.

Iyad Allawi’s office announced that Allawi had sent the letters to the American leaders on the 20th and 22th of January. In his letter to Obama, Allawi reminded the new president that premature withdrawal from Iraq is an important issue, but that Iraq must achieve reconciliation, construct national institutions, and control the situation on the ground. Allawi asked in another letter to Vice President Joe Biden to focus on national reconciliation and political reformation, considering that these issues will support the rebuilding of Iraq.

Allawi emphasized that achieving Iraq stability will be an impossible mission without reconciliation and political reformation, and that sectarian political allocation must be avoided. In his letter to Secretary Clinton, Allawi supported the efforts to establish regional stability, clarifying that Iraqi political leaders will be glad to work with the U.S. in this matter.

The announcement did not provide further details about the three letters, and there was no indication as to whether Allawi received a response to his letters.


اعلنت مصادر ان رئيس الوزراء العراقي السابق اياد علاوي بعث ثلاث رسائل الى الرئيس الامريكي باراك اوباما ونائبه جوزيف بايدن ووزيرة خارجيته هيلاري كلنتون ضمنها نظرته ومقترحاته حول الوضع في العراق.وكشف مكتب علاوي في بيان ان علاوي بعث بالرسائل الى الزعماء الامريكيين خلال يومي ال20 وال22 من يناير الماضي.ولفت علاوي في رسالته الى اوباما بان الانسحاب المبكر من العراق يعتبر مهما لكن بنفس الوقت فان العراق يجب ان يتجه بسرعة وبجدية نحو المصالحة وبناء المؤسسات الوطنية وكذلك تهدئة الاجواء كما دعا علاوي في رسالة اخرى الى نائب الرئيس بايدن الى التركيز والتأكيد على المصالحة الوطنية والاصلاحات السياسية ، معتبرا ان هذه القضايا ستدعم استقرار العراق ووحدته.واكد علاوي ان استقرار العراق سيكون مستحيلا ما لم تتحقق المصالحة الوطنية والاصلاح السياسي في العراق والخروج من كارثة المحاصصة الطائفية السياسية. اما في رسالته الى كلينتون فقد اعرب علاوي عن تأييده لايجاد اجواء استقرار اقليمي ، موضحا ان القادة السياسيين العراقيين سيكونون سعداء بالتعاون مع امريكا في هذا الصدد.ولم يكشف البيان عن مزيد من تفاصيل حول الرسائل الثلاث كما لم يشر الى ما اذا كان علاوي قد تلقى ردا على رسائله ام لا
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