Jumaili discusses with the Ambassador of Australia the procedures for Iraq's accession to the WTO

Jumaili discusses with the Ambassador of Australia the procedures for Iraq's accession to the WTO



Jumaili and Lundes
 
13/06/2018
 

Economy News Baghdad

He met with Minister of Planning / Minister of Trade Agency , Salman Jumaili , Wednesday, Ambassador of Australia in Iraq Joan Lunds, to discuss measures Andham Iraq to the World Trade Organization.

The ministry said in a statement received by the "Economy News" that "the meeting discussed ways of joint cooperation between the two countries as well as cooperation in a number of areas, offering trade, investment, agricultural, cultural and scientific relations."

The transfer of the statement from Jumaili as saying that "Iraq has become the day represents a stability factor in the region , and therefore it is a promising investment environment that can attract a lot of companies and investors to take advantage of these opportunities."

He pointed out that "bilateral relations between the two countries are developing steadily, because Australia is one of the important sources of wheat supply to Iraq and there are good prospects for strengthening these relations through increasing the volume of trade exchange and benefiting from the Australian capabilities in supporting the Iraqi government's efforts in reconstruction and upgrading the services provided For citizens and the development of agriculture ".

He added that "Iraq is dealing with all countries on the basis of equality of relations within the network of interests governed by international law," calling "the Australian side to support Iraq in his bid to join the World Trade Organization," adding that the accession process is important in facilitating the movement of trade and goods within World Trade Agreement.

From its part , expressed the the Ambassador of the Australian Lunds, expressed "willingness of its government to provide all kinds of support for Iraq , which is economically, geographically and politically weight important at the level of the region and the world," noting that it "will provide possible support for Iraq 's accession to the WTO."

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Planning Australia calls for Iraq's support to join the WTO



 
Baghdad 
called on the Minister of Planning and Minister of Trade Agency, Salman al - Jumaili, on Wednesday, the Australian Ambassador to support Iraq in its efforts to join the World Trade Organization.
"The Minister of Planning and Trade Minister, Salman Jumaili, met with the Australian Ambassador to Iraq, Joan Lundes. The meeting was attended by Trade Undersecretary Haitham Al-Khashali and the Director General of Foreign Relations in the Ministry. .


During the meeting, they discussed prospects for joint cooperation between the two countries in a number of fields, particularly trade, investment, agricultural, cultural and scientific relations. 


"Iraq is now a stabilizing factor in the region and therefore it is a promising investment environment that can attract many companies and investors to take advantage of these opportunities," Jumaili said.


He pointed out that "the bilateral relations between the two countries in a steady development, because Australia is one of the important sources of wheat supply to Iraq and there are good prospects to strengthen these relations through increasing the volume of trade exchange, and to benefit from Australian capabilities in support of the Iraqi government's efforts in the reconstruction and upgrading services Introduction to Citizens and Development of Agriculture ".


Al-Jumaili pointed out that "Iraq is dealing with all countries on the basis of equality of relations within the network of interests governed by international law," calling on the Australian side to "support Iraq in its bid to join the World Trade Organization, which is so important in facilitating the movement of trade and goods within the Trade Agreement Global ". 


For her part, Australian Ambassador Lundis expressed "the readiness of her government to provide all kinds of support for Iraq, which represents an important economic, geographic and political weight in the region and the world," adding that "Australia will provide possible support for Iraq's accession to the World Trade Organization."


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Iraq and Australia discuss support for his bid to join the World Trade Organization







BAGHDAD, June 14 (KUNA) - The Minister of Commerce and the Australian Ambassador to Iraq Joan Lundes discussed bilateral  cooperation in a number of fields, including trade, investment, agricultural, cultural and scientific relations, as well as supporting Iraq to join the World Trade Organization .


"Iraq is now a stabilizing factor in the region and therefore it is a promising investment environment that can attract many companies and investors to take advantage of these opportunities," a statement issued by the media office said. One of the important sources of wheat supply to Iraq and there are good prospects to strengthen these relations through increasing the volume of trade exchange, and benefit from Australian capabilities in support of the Iraqi government's efforts in the reconstruction and upgrading the services provided to citizens and development of agriculture and  Iraq deals with All countries on the basis of equality of relations within the network of interests governed by international law. "
Iraq called on the Australian side to "support it in its bid to join the World Trade Organization, because it is important to facilitate the movement of trade and goods within the World Trade Agreement."


For her part, Australian Ambassador Lundis expressed the readiness of her government to provide all kinds of support to Iraq, which represents an important economic, geographical and political weight in the region and the world and will provide possible support for the accession of Iraq to the WTO. The meeting was attended by Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce Haitham Khashali, . AH




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06.25.2018