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Date :4*Aug«tt20CM
Yoor Excellency,
I eu&us with this letter, my Igflsr .id^regsed j{o.p.E,.#ip1 qtafcreeaetary of the
Treasury Department far Terrorism tad Finaacisl Intelligence, Mr. Stuart
Levey, ia which I have objected to the decision of the U.S. Treasury
Department^ whereby they included my wmc sod othere, in tiieir special
stnuounccmsot (jprcss release), find presented to toe United Nadoni with the
rccommetidfttioB tfe^ be listed by 4 c 1581 committee mder U.N. Seooity
Couaofl Rfisolotfoa (UNSCR) 14S3. RBqucstiiig tiw fieesang of my fbasds and
*uets, in «c«Hda«ce wife fto press release ttmoufflcemisM issued by <fae
Treasury DepsrimentNo. IS 1821 Dated 02.08.2004.
I would appreciate your ttteoiion to the above, while maintaining belief in the
truth and your protection of citizens rights.
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08/28/200* 14:10 FAX 212 883 1300 UN SC SANCTIONS BRANCH 0003/012
Dear Sir,
I refer to the uuunmcameat issued by the Office of Public AKains press zoom,
dated august 02, 2004, Ref. JS-1821, which includes the decision of the
committee of the coalition countries ambassadors of the United States of
America - The United Kingdom, and Iraq, in the fourth tranche of decisions
taken lately against members of the previous Iraqi regime. My name hat been
mentioned in item 2 of fits decision announcement (as a suspected US officer,
senior official of the previous Iraqi regime, as described in executive order
13315 and in United Nations Security Council Resolution 1483. information
availible to the U.S. government indicates, that (I financed foreign fighters
traveling to Iraq to participate in hostilities against coalition forces, until the
fall of the former regime during Operation Iraqi freedom, and that I oflfered
$2500 "signing bonuses** to new recruits).
Your decision has serious implications, which implies the freezing of funds and
the pursuit of individuals and their family, whose name appears in such
decisions.
To start with, I would like to clarify that ] never was an officer of the Us during
all my governmental career of forty years, starting with my first appointment in
the civil service in 1963 until 09.04.2003, the date of the fall of the regime.
This can be confirmed by all my colleagues, friends and acquaintances in my
work, or outside my work, as well as it can be confirmed by my personal flic,
available at the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Administrative
Department, and all those concerned with mis subject. You are capable of
checking this with the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and with colleagues
with whom I have worked in the diplomatic: service from 1970 until 2003.
The information contained in, the deoision is false, and has been planted against
me, with the intention of causing harm personally and to my position. Based on
what has preceded, I have never performed any work not related 10 my
immediate function as Charge D'Affaire in Beirut, responsible for diplomatic
affairs, which spanned 4 years, 3 month and 6 days. The Lebanese authorities
can be a witness to my performance (be it administrative units, security units
etc). Within the realm of my work, I never financed persons, whether local or
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08/28/2004 14:10 FAX 212 883 1306 UN SO SANCTIONS BRANCH 9004/012
I take this opportunity to xecoafina, tits* what 1 have been accused of fat the
decision, u reported by the undersecretary of the U.S. Treasury Department for
Terrorism aed Financial Intelligence, as well u whai has bean generally
commented upon by the Head of die Iriqi Section in Washington, in which, she
said, thai "it d important for Iraq to identify and sanction those who have used
the fimdi of the Iraqi people, illegally to benefit tnemselvei.,." are false
information and not exact (concerning myself), and could be planted
informsdou ibst were passed to "die Mdhorities, with the intention of destroying
toy reputation.
Some of the employees of die embassy tried to possess the funds for their
interest^ but 1 prevented this and arranged for the transfer of the funds to the
banlovjth tiie help of the accountant of fee Embassy
• H m in spite of die difficult and dangerous atmosphere which reigned, at
the time within the embassy, in ray belief that the funds belonged to the Iraqi
people and to my dear Iraq. I attach enclosed, copy of the receipt of (he funds,
registered in the name of the Central Bank of Iraq.
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08/ZG/2664 14:10 FAX 212 883 1900 UN SC SANCTIONS BRANCH ®005/012
I would lflse to refer, ax weM, regarding my reputation and woric at &c embassy,
to Iraqi retidW-B in. Lebanon, from the Iraqi oppowtiora whom I helped to return
to Irsgci^cnji&ad^ssideQbjn^Abjuuui, wfao ore still Iten^ namely:
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08/28/2004 H M O FAX 212. BB3 1300 UN SC SANCTIONS BRANCH (2006/012
Sincerely Youra,
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Nabil AMuIkhAI-Janiihi
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08/23/2004 14:10 FAX 212 883 1300 UN SC SANCTIONS BfiAKCK gjOOT/012
Date s 06,08.2004
Dear Sir,
I would like to add new material regarding my case, and that is by calling to witness the
following names that wets, and still are in responsible positions in the Iraqi Embassy in
Beirut. They were associated withraywork in the embassy, until I left on 06.06.2003,1 am
sure they «IB tha most reliable witnesses, in view of their presence within the embassy
premises, and their ability to refute me accusations laid against me from the ambassador's
committee of tha United States, the United Kingdom and Iraq, in accordance to 1518
committee rulings.
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08/28/200* 14:11 FAX 212 883 1300 UN 8C SANCTIONS BRANCH fflooe/012
I sioeerely wfeh, th«t you refer totia»«bovs two aeatleowa and the lady «ecmasiy. to check
with thara, Usa BceusBtioai bid agaiost me, ia order that I can be proved hwo&mt, and to
ciiusal die decree r«iaed agMOstnia, ia support of justice and fitiroeas ofjuatios.
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Withheld in full pursuant to
exemptions
(b)(6) and (b)(7)(C) •
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