Iraqi Premier Nuri Al-Maliki has reiterated the improvement of the security and political situation in Iraq, and said Iraq has surpassed the stage of crises and divisions, and passing on progressive track of developing the political process and enhancing the democratic experience. Addressing the inaugural session of the conference of Iraq's neighboring countries here today, he pointed out to the intervention of certain parties in the Iraqi domestic affairs. He urged the creditors to waive their debts or reschedule them. Al-Maliki also urged the Arab countries to open their embassies in Baghdad and appoint their ambassadors there. He said Iraq in the light of the security achievements is witnessing an extraordinary national consensus, adding that all political blocs have voiced support to the government in its efforts to confront terrorists and outlaws, disarm the militias and hand over weapons to the government. Al-Maliki affirmed the readiness of Iraq to play a constructive role for enhancing the pillars of security and stability in the region. 'My country is committed to clear the atmosphere and keep the region free from disputes, ' he added.