Who are igniting unrest in Iraq?

Kurdistan leader, Massoud Barzani in the Swiss city of Davos, discussed with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmed Davutoglu number of issues of mutual interest.  A statement by the presidency of the province today 24, Jan said that Barzani met in Davos, Switzerland, with the Turkish foreign minister, and discussed with him “strengthening relations between the region and Turkey, particularly in the light of the recent developments on the Iraqi political arena and the deterioration of the situation in Syria and its regional reflections” .  Barzani, regarding the situation in Iraq, he announced that ” there should be an end to this situation and restore the political process to its right way ,” referring to ” the Kurdistan Region with other political forces in Iraq continue their efforts to develop solutions to all issues and problems, because the expansion of those problems presents a threat to the political process in Iraq as a whole. ”  With regard to bilateral relations, the statement cited that the two sides expressed their happiness for the level of relations between the Kurdistan and Turkey, stressing the importance of promoting and strengthening ties to serve the interests of both parties and the region in general.

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Turkey provided Hashemi with a $4mln budget to stir unrests in Iraq’s Western province of Anbar
Security forces revealed on Wednesday that several regional states, including Qatar, have paid $100 to each participant in this week’s protest rallies in al-Anbar in support of Iraqi Finance Minister Rafia al-Issawi, whose bodyguards have been arrested on terrorism charges last month. Al-Nakhil news agency informed Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz and Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani have provided Hashemi with extensive backup to fuel ethnic clashes in Iraq.
Meantime, Iraq’s Al-Nakhil news agency quoted informed sources as saying today that Turkey has also provided Hashemi with a $4mln budget to stir unrests in Iraq’s Western province of Anbar.
The sources noted that Saudi Arabia and Qatar have earmarked huge budgets for fueling ethnic strife in Anbar and Nineveh provinces.