The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Iraq and NATO to develop the capabilities of the army

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The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Iraq and NATO to develop the capabilities of the army

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The chief of staff of the army, General Othman al-Ghanmi and the NATO mission headed by their top commander General Curtis and NATO chief General Stuart Beg, signed a memorandum of cooperation to develop the capabilities of the Iraqi army.

"In order to develop teaching methods, gain experience and develop infrastructure in educational and training institutions and reflect on the development of the capabilities of the Iraqi army, the National Defense University hosted on Tuesday a memorandum of cooperation between the Iraqi side, which represented him," the Defense Ministry said in a statement. And the NATO mission, like Stuart Begg. "

He added that "the two sides welcomed this start, which establishes the new stages of advanced joint work, which will be circulated later on the schools Alsnouf and Iraqi army formations, especially that the alliance has considerable experience by (29) countries to develop educational and training institutions and improve their reality.

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Abdul-Mahdi to the President of NATO: Iraq is living a stage of stability requires the development of intelligence effort

29-01-2019

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Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, on Tuesday, to NATO President that Iraq is living a stage of stability requires the development of security capabilities and intelligence effort.
A statement of the Office of Abdul-Mahdi received 'orbit' copy of it, the Prime Minister received in his office the official head of the military body of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Stewart Beach and his delegation '.
"Iraq is living a period of stability that requires the development of its security and intelligence capabilities," he said. "The importance of cooperation between Iraq and NATO in combating terrorism, supporting and equipping security forces, and increasing training programs for security forces."
NATO delegation included Commander-in-Chief, Major Curtis Skaparotti, Major General Danny Forten, Commander of the NATO Mission in Iraq, Commander-in-Chief Alfred Kacher, NATO Commander in Chief, Shaun Pascoe, and Martin Farruger, Civilian Assistant to the NATO Mission Commander in Iraq. It is finished