Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Kofi Annan ringrazia i militari italiani in Iraq.

Vorrei leggere il testo esatto delle parole pronunciate da Kofi in
apprezzamento dell'intervento militare italiano in Iraq.
Per favore qualcuno mi può dare il link giusto?
Grazie.
GG
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Per favore qualcuno mi può dare il link giusto?
le parole pronunciate non mi pare si siano mai sentite...s'è sentito
solo il resoconto dell'*affidabilissimo* berlusconi. che io
sappia...poi magari mi sbaglio.
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sappia...poi magari mi sbaglio.
Infatti ti sbagli. Ma non te ne faccio una colpa, sei solo una povera
vittima della disinformazione, del pregiudizio e della acrimonia nei
confronti di Berlusconi:
New York, 18 May 2004 - Secretary-General's press encounter with Prime
Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy ( dal sito dell'onu
http://www.un.org/apps/sg/offthecuff.asp?nid=587
)
SG: The Prime Minister and I have had a very good discussion, a
thorough discussion, about Iraq, the developments on the ground and
the future. 
We also discussed the upcoming Security Council resolution and the
need for the whole international community to pool its efforts to try
and help stabilize the situation in Iraq.
We also talked about UN reform, and multilateralism. The President
gave his full support for the efforts of the UN and the multilaterals.
I also took the opportunity of this meeting to thank the Prime
Minister for the Italian contribution to the efforts in Iraq, and the
sacrifice they have made, sending 3,000 troops to the ground to help
secure the environment, and I also expressed my hope that three
hostages that are being held, Italian hostages, will be released soon
to join their families and their loved ones.
PM Berlusconi: [interpreted from Italian] As far as I am concerned I
could see there is a strong commitment on the part of the
Secretary-General of the United Nations to contribute in the formation
of a new government following suggestions/indications given by the
Brahimi mission and that this government can then also be approved by
the Security Council. The stages for this formation and the
establishment of this government has already been clearly indicated in
terms of a timetable and I think that the programme is suitable for
the needs on the ground.
And there is also the intention to establish a consultative committee
for the support to be given for the election to be held in January,
and that this consultative committee should start acting and operating
early June.
And that many other efforts and initiatives are going on which all aim
at enabling the construction and the building of democracy in a
country which for too many decades has been subject to dictatorship.
I would like to thank the Secretary-General for the appreciation and
the thanks for the presence and the work of our troops there. And I
would like to thank him also for sharing something that is clear to
everybody, that it is not possible to build any democracy whatsoever
unless we have a guarantee of security and public order.
Q: Mr. Prime Minister, in a recent interview you said that you wanted
to see a clear turnaround in terms of what's happening in Iraq. In
terms of the policy, the strategy, that the Coalition is pursuing,
what did you mean by a turnaround?
PM Berlusconi: [interpreted from Italian] By turnaround, I meant the
handing over of the powers from the present Governing Council to a new
government, with members which are chosen by the United Nations, a
concrete beginning of constructing democracy also through preparing
the elections, and the speeding up of the establishment of the Iraqi
law enforcement forces and military facilities in Iraq.
And all of this must be provided for in a new resolution to be passed
by the Security Council, which will also have to set the tasks to be
performed by the United Nations.
Q: [interpreted from Italian] Is there a conditionality between the
passing of a new UN resolution and the continuation of the presence of
Italy in Iraq?
PM Berlusconi: [interpreted from Italian] I think that there is now no
doubt as to the sure or certain passing of the new resolution because
the effort now by the United Nations would be meaningless since we do
seek the commitment by the United Nations in handing over sovereignty
to the new government, and this would not be possible without having a
resolution which also states clearly which are the rules and the roles
and there is this very strong will on the side, on the part of the
United Nations, to play a very important role to confer legitimacy to
the new government. 
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GG
New York, 18 May 2004 - Secretary-General's press encounter with Prime
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 secure the environment, .....
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Ho anche colto l'opportunità per ringraziare il primo ministro per il
contributo italiano agli sforzi in Iraq, e per il sacrificio che hanno
fatto, di inviare 3 000 militari sul territorio per contribuire alla
sicurezza dell'ambiente.
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Il Segretario delle Nazioni Unite considera quindi la presenza delle
truppe italiane "un contributo alla sicurezza dell'ambiente",
riconoscendo in tal modo che di una missione di PACE si tratta.
Bertinoytti, Casarini, Prodi e compagni non sono in accordo con l'ONU.
Inoltre Kofi considera l'invio di tali truppe un "sacrificio" .
Difficile vedere un "sacrificio" in una missione di "guerra", come la
chiamano i nostri comunisti.
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