Mohammed Al-Hassan
Mohammed Al-Hassan is a former member of the Iraqi parliament and a political figure known for his involvement in discussions surrounding the role of Shiite armed factions in Iraq. He has been quoted expressing concerns about the potential consequences of the U.S. sanctions aimed at these groups and their impact on Iraq's political stability.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan is the head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and has stated that Iraq is ready to transition to a new phase of sovereignty.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan, the head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq, stated that the withdrawal of the organization does not signify the end of the partnership between Iraq and the UN.
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Iraq:
UN Secretary-General's representative in Iraq, Mohammed Al-Hassan, stated that the reconstruction of the Al-Nuri Mosque represents a victory of life over the culture of death.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan warned about the rampant financial and administrative corruption in Iraqi state institutions.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan is the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Iraq.
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United Arab Emirates:
Mohammed Al-Hassan, the UN representative in Iraq, emphasized the UN's ongoing support for Iraq.
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Iraq:
He expressed optimism about the possibility of Baghdad and Erbil reaching a good understanding to resolve disputes.
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Saudi Arabia:
Mohammed Al-Hassan from Canada stated that the presence of international judges alongside electronic judging enhances the integrity of the evaluation.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan is the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and Head of the UN Mission in Iraq.
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Iraq:
Mohammed Al-Hassan, the UN representative in Iraq, was invited by Al-Mashhadani to help address the ongoing violations in the region.
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