Presidency of the Parliament: the selection of ambassadors of Iraq will be different from the former

by **claud39** Wed Dec 19, 2018 8:10 pm

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[size=36]Presidency of the Parliament: the selection of ambassadors of Iraq will be different from the former[/size]

19/12/2018

BAGHDAD - Mawazine News

First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Hassan al-Kaabi on Wednesday stressed the need to review the mechanisms of nomination and nomination of ambassadors of Iraq.
A statement by the Office of the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives received / Mawazine News / a copy, that "al-Kaabi received Foreign Minister Mohammed Ali al-Hakim in his office today."
Al-Kaabi said that "the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is of special importance as the link between Iraq and its regional and global environment, stressing the need to have more attention to our representation in international organizations and bodies that we often deal with such as human rights organizations and also more coordination with the League of Arab States And the Islamic organizations, the better our political relations with the Arab, regional and international environment reflected positively on the situation in our country. "
"The selection of ambassadors should be based on the selection of competent competencies to keep pace with the current situation, calling the concerned parties to the need to facilitate the work of international organizations that want to enter Iraq and provide assistance in many of the files that need this support, or even those wishing to invest Inside Iraq, we often hear their exposure to the problems of visa and entry and so on. "
For his part, Hakim said that "his ministry has developed a modern strategy for its work during the next phase, which is based on opening the prospect of cooperation with many countries, and the selection of qualified candidates for Iraq's membership of important international organizations, and work in cooperation with the legislative authority."