Our main principles are as follows:
1.
The independence, territorial integrity, sovereignty and national
unity of Iraq should be preserved.
2. The future of Iraq should be determined through the full participation
and free consent of the Iraqi nation as a whole. Having said that,
let us make it clear that we have no preference as to how Iraq should
be ruled, as long as it is democratic. But, if asked our friendly
advice, we think that an administrative structure along ethnic and
religious lines would not be a good idea, because it would strengthen
separatist and centrifugal forces and in the long-run may cause fragmentation
of the country. Yet, it is not up to us or any other country, to determine
the future of Iraq. Determining Iraq's future is up to the totality
of the Iraqi people, according to their free will.
3. The natural resources of Iraq must belong to the Iraqi people as
a whole. As such, the natural resources should be used for the well-being
of the whole population.
4.
Iraq should be at peace with itself and with its neighbours. Iraq's
weapons of mass destruction capabilities must be eliminated. Iraq
must fulfill all UN Security Council resolutions.
5. Mass population movements must be prevented and, if need be, all
measures must be taken for emergency relief. Civilians must be protected
from all forms of persecution.
6.
The rich Iraqi cultural heritage and the environment must be protected.