UN Chief's special envoy to Iraq Steffan De Mistura announced that the international organization will initiate a proposal next month to solve conflicts of several disputed regions in Iraq which could be an example to follow in Kirkuk.

On the other hand, De Mistura urged NATO alliance to increase training of Iraqi police in order to help stabilize the country and double the current number of soldiers in training which is estimated at 1,500. He called as well on the European Union to pursue financial support to UN operations in Iraq and use its political influence to push Baghdad's government to ratify oil law.

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