(KUNA) -- Iraqi president Jalal Talabani denied on Wednesday reports that the Iraqi Islamic Party opposed the "joint agreement" aimed to boost the political process in the country. On arrival at the Sulaimaniyah airport from Baghdad, Talabani referred to the "quartet" pact as a giant step to put an end to the political differences in Iraq. He emphasized that the agreement gathered all the Iraqi sects noting that the implementation of the pact would be "a victory for all the Iraqi people and the involved parties." Referring to the Iranian shelling of the borders of the Iraq Kurdistan province, Talabani said he had met with the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad who vowed to stop the shelling. In the meantime, Talabani described Turkey's shelling Kurdish areas in northern Iraq as a bad deed that contradicted the agreements cncluded with the Iraqi government.