Saleh confirms to Abdul Mahdi the importance of supporting the government and its efforts to implement the government curriculum

by **claud39** Thu Dec 20, 2018 2:18 pm

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Thursday 20 December

Saleh confirms to Abdul Mahdi the importance of supporting the government and its efforts to implement the government curriculum NB-255702-636809267595934091

Baghdad

During his meeting with Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, President Barham Salih stressed the importance of supporting the government and its efforts to implement the government curriculum, calling for meeting the legitimate demands in the provinces and cities.

The Presidency of the Republic in a statement received by Alsumaria News a copy of it, "President Barham Saleh discussed Thursday evening, with Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, the most important events and political developments in the region."

The statement added that "the importance of establishing stability and peace in the region has been stressed away from the escalation and tension, and the need to rely on calm and serious dialogue to spare the region more conflicts."

"The importance of supporting the government and its efforts to implement the governmental platform adopted by the political and national forces," Saleh said, pointing to "the importance of unity of national class and strengthen cohesion among national forces in order to achieve the aspirations of citizens to improve services and provide employment opportunities."

He called on Saleh to "meet the legitimate demands of our people in many of our provinces and cities dear."

The Prime Minister's statement that "the Prime Minister reviewed the security developments in the country and future plans to improve the services provided to citizens."