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Viewing cable 05ABUDHABI446, MEDIA REACTION: IRAQI ELECTIONS

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05ABUDHABI446 2005-01-31 11:49 2011-08-26 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Abu Dhabi
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Diana T Fritz  12/05/2006 11:36:41 AM  From  DB/Inbox:  Search Results

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UNCLAS        ABU DHABI 00446

SIPDIS
CXABU:
    ACTION: PAO
    INFO:   DCM ECON POL AMB

DISSEMINATION: PAO
CHARGE: PROG

APPROVED: PAO:HOLSIN-WINDECKER
DRAFTED: PAO:AALKHATIB
CLEARED: PAO:DEDGINTON

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RHRMDAB RUMICEA RUCQSOC
DE RUEHAD #0446/01 0311149
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
O 311149Z JAN 05
FM AMEMBASSY ABU DHABI
TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 7924
RUENAAA/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC IMMEDIATE
RUEKJCS/SECDEF WASHINGTON DC IMMEDIATE
RUEHZM/GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL COLLECTIVE
RUEHLO/AMEMBASSY LONDON 0876
RUEHFR/AMEMBASSY PARIS 0912
RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT
RUMICEA/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCPA//
RUCQSOC/USCINCSOC MACDILL AFB FL//PA//
UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 02 ABU DHABI 000446 
 
SIPDIS 
 
STATE FOR NEA/ARP; NEA/PPD; NEA/RA; INR/R/MR; PA; 
INR/NESA; INR/B; IIP/G/NEA-SA 
WHITE HOUSE FOR PRESS OFFICE; NSC 
SECDEF FOR OASD/PA 
USCINCCENT FOR POLAD 
LONDON FOR GOLDRICH; PARIS FOR ZEYA 
LONDON PASS MOC 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: OIIP KMDR TC
SUBJECT:  MEDIA REACTION:  IRAQI ELECTIONS 
 
1.  SUMMARY:  ALL PAPERS CARRIED FRONT PAGE PHOTOS OF IRAQIS 
VOTING AND HEADLINES SUCH AS "IRAQIS WIN DEMOCRACY," IRAQIS DEFY 
TERROR TO CAST VOTES," IRAQIS EMERGE FROM THE TUNNEL WITH 60% 
PARTICIPATION," AND "IRAQIS VOTE IN BIG NUMBERS AND THE 
OCCUPATION RULES OUT A REQUEST TO WITHDRAW."  EDITORIALS WERE 
VARIED IN TONE.  AN EDITORIAL IN "AL KHALEEJ" NOTED THAT ENDING 
THE OCCUPATION SHOULD BE THE FIRST STEP AFTER THE ELECTIONS. 
ANOTHER EDITORIAL IN "AL BAYAN" POINTED OUT THAT THE IRAQI 
PEOPLE'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ELECTIONS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THEY 
ARE HAPPY ABOUT THE U.S. AND FOREIGN PRESENCE IN IRAQ.  AN 
EDITORIAL IN "AL ITTIHAD" LAUDED THE IRAQI PARTICIPATION IN THE 
ELECTIONS AND POINTED OUT THAT THIS EMBODIES THE IRAQI PEOPLE'S 
AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ELECTIONS AS POTENTIAL FOR 
POSITION CHANGE.  ANOTHER EDITORIAL IN "AL ITTIHAD" HEADLINED 
"THE BIRTH OF A NATION" COMMENTED THAT THE IRAQI ELECTION SIGNALS 
THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA FOR THE IRAQIS, AND THEY ARE FULLY 
AWARE OF THAT.  AN IIP OP-ED ON IRAQI ELECTIONS WAS PUBLISHED IN 
"GULF NEWS" UNDER AMBASSADOR SISON'S NAME ON 01/30.  A "GULF 
NEWS" EDITORIAL PRAISED THE WILL OF THE IRAQI PEOPLE AND OFFICIAL 
NEWS AGENCY (WAM) RE-PRINTED THIS ON THEIR OWN WEB SITE WITH THE 
COMMENT "EARNING THE WORLD'S RESPECT, UAE PAPER ABU DHABI, 31 
JAN. 05 (WAM)--A UAE PAPER TODAY COMMENTED ON THE CURRENT IRAQ'S 
NATIONAL ELECTIONS, SAYING IN SEIZING THEIR DEMOCRATIC 
OPPORTUNITY, IRAQIS CONFOUND THE SKEPTICS."  END SUMMARY. 
 
2.  UNDER THE HEADLINE "EARNING THE WORLD'S RESPECT, " "GULF 
NEWS" EDITORIALIZED 01/31: (DUBAI-BASED ENGLISH DAILY, 
CIRCULATION 95,000) 
".Democracy cannot be imposed, but the way ordinary Iraqis seized 
the chance to contribute to the formation of stable government 
does them great credit. It can only be hoped that the dream of a 
normal life becomes reality." 
3.  UNDER THE HEADLINE "THE WILL OF THE IRAQI PEOPLE," AL 
ITTIHAD" EDITORIALIZED 01/31: (ARABIC DAILY, ABU DHABI-BASED, 
SEMI-OFFICIAL, CIRCULATION 85,000) 
 
". THE MASS POPULAR PARTICIPATION IN THE IRAQI ELECTIONS, 
ESPECIALLY THE PARTICIPATION OF IRAQI WOMEN AND THE GOOD TURNOUT 
AT ELECTION CENTERS THAT REACHED TO 72% OF THE 14 MILLION 
REGISTERED PEOPLE FOR ELECTIONS, EMBODIED THE IRAQI PEOPLE'S 
AWARENESS AND THEIR DESIRE TO IMPLEMENT THEIR NEW CIVILIZED 
PROJECT AND TO GET RID OF ALL THE PAST AND PRESENT LOOSE ENDS, IN 
ADDITION TO THEIR CONCERN ABOUT GETTING OUT OF THEIR CURRENT 
CRISIS AND STARTING WITH A NEW FUTURE AND WRITING A NEW BIRTH 
DATE FOR THIS NATION THAT POSSESSES ALL MEANS OF DEVELOPMENT AND 
PROGRESS." 
 
4.  NOTING THAT ENDING THE OCCUPATION OF IRAQ SHOULD BE THE FIRST 
STEP TOWARDS FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY, "AL KHALEEJ" EDITORIALIZED 
01/3: (ARABIC DAILY, SHARJAH-BASED, SEMI-OFFICIAL, CIRCULATION 
90,000) 
 
". NO ONE SHOULD UNDER ESTIMATE WHAT IRAQ IS GOING THROUGH AND 
THE DANGERS IRAQIS ARE FACING, THE FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT 
DANGER IS THE OCCUPATION AND THE CHAOS CAUSED BY THE OCCUPATION. 
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM REQUIRE THE 
RESTORATION OF NORMAL LIFE IN IRAQ, EVEN IF IT OCCURS GRADUALLY. 
THE ELECTORAL PROCESS HAS BEEN CONCLUDED, BUT THERE ARE STILL 
STEPS TO BE DONE, AND THE HOPE IS THAT ENDING THE OCCUPATION WILL 
NOT BE THE LAST." 
 
5.  POINTING OUT THAT THE IRAQI ELECTIONS ARE NOT THE LAST STEP 
IN ACHIEVING STABILITY IN IRAQ,  "AKHBAR AL-ARAB" EDITORIALIZED 
01/31: (ARABIC DAILY, ABU DHABI-BASED, CIRCULATION 20,000) 
 
". NO ONE COULD SAY THAT THE ELECTIONS ARE THE END OF THE 
TRANSITION PERIOD, IT SHOULD FOLLOWED BY A PERIOD OF STABILITY 
AND POLITICAL INTERACTION IN ORDER TO FORM THE COUNTRY'S 
PERMANENT CONSTITUTION.IRAQ WILL NOT BE STABLE UNDER ANY 
CIRCUMSTANCES UNLESS IRAQIS POSSESS CONTROL THROUGH A NATIONAL 
CONSENSUS OF ITS PEOPLE. THIS IS THE ONLY GUARANTEE FOR POLITICAL 
PROGRESS IN DEMOCRACY AND POLITICAL INTERACTION." 
 
6.  NOTING THAT THE LARGE NUMBER OF IRAQIS PARTICIPATING IN THE 
ELECTION DOES NOT SIGNAL THEIR SATISFACTION WITH THE FOREIGN 
PRESENCE IN THEIR COUNTRY,  "AL BAYAN" EDITORIALIZED 01/30: 
(ARABIC DAILY, DUBAI-BASED BUSINESS-ORIENTED, CIRCULATION 40,000) 
 
". THE LARGE NUMBER OF IRAQIS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE ELECTION 
DOES NOT INDICATED THAT THEY ARE SATISFIED ABOUT THE FOREIGN 
PRESENCE IN THEIR COUNTRY, IT MEANS THAT THEY ARE SEEKING TO 
OVERCOME THE POST-SADDAM SITUATION IN IRAQ, AND THE FUTURE STARTS 
TODAY.  WE ARE WITH IRAQ IN TRYING TO OVER COME ITS ORDEAL AND 
ITS DIFFICULT CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES." 
 
7. UNDER THE HEADLINE "THE BIRTH OF A NATION," "AL ITTIHAD" 
EDITORIALIZED 01/30: 
 
". TODAY, IN SPITE OF THE CRISIS THE IRAQI PEOPLE ARE FACING, 
THEY LOOK TO THEIR FUTURE WITH AWARENESS AND WISDOM, TRYING TO 
GET OUT OF THIS CRISIS WITH ALL MEANS AVAILABLE.THEIR EXPRESSION 
OF SELF-DETERMINATION WILL WIN OVER EVILNESS, INJUSTICE, AND THE 
REMNANTS OF THE PREVIOUS REGIME AND ESTABLISH A COUNTRY OF 
JUSTICE, PEACE, AND STABILITY AND BEGIN THE PROCESS OF 
RECONSTRUCTION AND REBUILDING FOR A NEW IRAQ." 
 
8.  CRITICIZING THE U.S. OCCUPATION OF IRAQ AND THEIR DELIBERANT 
IN DISMANTLING IRAQ, "AL KHALEEJ" EDITORIALIZED 01/30: 
 
". THE U.S. OCCUPATION IN IRAQ DELIBERATELY DISMANTLED IRAQ AND 
DESTROYED ITS POLITICAL, SECURITY, ECONOMIC, MILITARY, AND SOCIAL 
INFRASTRUCTURE IN ORDER TO RECONSTRUCT FOR ITS (THE U.S.) OWN 
BENEFIT. THERE IS HOPE THAT THE IRAQI PEOPLE WILL CONSIDER THE 
ELECTIONS AND ITS RESULTS AS THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF THE 
OCCUPATION AND THE STARTING POINT IN RESTORING ITS SERENITY AND A 
REAL DEMOCRACY, WITH TRUE FREEDOM.THE ELECTION SHOULD NOT BE USED 
BY THE OCCUPATION TO JUSTIFY ITS EXISTENCE IN IRAQ." 
SISON