ISTANBUL - Egyptian Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Mubarak, who attended ''high ranking officials'' meeting which started on Thursday morning in Istanbul, said that Egypt's aim was to give a clear message on Iraq to everybody and assess objectively the things which might occur related to the issue.
Speaking to reporters, Mubarak said that U.N. Security Council would decide whether Iraq implemented international sanctions or not and stated that Iraq should continue to cooperate with U.N. weapon inspectors.
Mubarak added that U.N. weapon inspectors should do their duty objectively on the issue.
Sources said that the draft document on Iraq which was prepared by Foreign Ministry was discussed article by article at the meeting.