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New flights Tehran - Baghdad

After almost 30 years this week has begun operating the first flight Tehran - Baghdad. Iran's Mahan Airlines private company has established this route three times a week linking the capitals of these two countries.

Until now there was only one airline operating this route, it is the Iraqi company Al Iraqiya.

this carrier is also negotiating to open routes Mashad - Mashad Baghdad - Basra.

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credits her new Syrian ambassador to Iraq

Syrian President Bashar Al Asad with the new Syrian ambassador in Baghdad, Fares Nawaf

The Syrian government has finally established its new ambassador to Baghdad, this is Nawaf Fares, who served as governor of Quneitra in the Golan Heights. It is the first Syrian ambassador to Iraq in 26 years, a departure that until 2003 was due to differences between the Syrian and the Iraqi regime, while in 2003 quedespués security reasons that Damascus did not accredit a head of mission range ambassador based in Baghdad.

Relations between Syria and Iraq resumed in November 2006, ending 24 years of conflict arising from the Iraqi support for the Muslim Brotherhood (which was raised against the Al Asad in 1982) and Syrian support Iran during the war between Baghdad and Tehran between 1980 and 1988.

The Syrian ambassador's arrival comes at a time when other Arab countries have appointed their respective ambassadors have done so Bahrain uwait, Jordan and UAE. Although, for security reasons, only the UAE ambassador performs its activities in Baghdad ..

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problems of Christians in Iraq

The city of Mosul, capital of Nineveh province, 400 km north of Baghdad, remains one of the largest Christian populations in Iraq. A minority has decreased by up to 60% after the war began in 2003.

Due to this increased bleeding is that the Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki has reported Sunday that the government take immediate steps to remedy the situation in which there are the Christians in Mosul.

The government should not only provide a greater degree of security and other social improvements, although it is fair to say, it is these elements which lack the Most Iraqis.

According to sources of the Assyrian Democratic Movement, nearly 300 families have left the city in the last week amid a climate of sectarian violence that has killed four Christians in several attacks.