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National Iraqi News Agency (NINA)
February 5, 2013 Tuesday
Hakeem asserts that Christians in Iraq are not a quantitative addition
rather they represent qualitative addition
Baghdad (NINA) - Leader of the Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council (SIIC),
Ammar al-Hakeem, asserted that Christian in Iraq do not represent a
quantitative addition or being measured in accordance with their
number, but they represent a qualitative addition.
A statement issued on Tuesday, Feb. 5, by the SIIC said that Hakeem in
his meeting with Bishop Avak Asadorian, head of the Christian Armenian
Rite in Iraq said that Christians in Iraq are not a quantitative
addition or considered according to their number, rather they are a
qualitative addition and an important part of Iraqis' diversity.
For his part, the head of the Armenian Rite thanked Hakeem for his
continuing calls for unity of the Iraqis to adopt dialogue in solving
political crisis and for his defending all Iraqi sects. / End.
February 5, 2013 Tuesday
Hakeem asserts that Christians in Iraq are not a quantitative addition
rather they represent qualitative addition
Baghdad (NINA) - Leader of the Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council (SIIC),
Ammar al-Hakeem, asserted that Christian in Iraq do not represent a
quantitative addition or being measured in accordance with their
number, but they represent a qualitative addition.
A statement issued on Tuesday, Feb. 5, by the SIIC said that Hakeem in
his meeting with Bishop Avak Asadorian, head of the Christian Armenian
Rite in Iraq said that Christians in Iraq are not a quantitative
addition or considered according to their number, rather they are a
qualitative addition and an important part of Iraqis' diversity.
For his part, the head of the Armenian Rite thanked Hakeem for his
continuing calls for unity of the Iraqis to adopt dialogue in solving
political crisis and for his defending all Iraqi sects. / End.