Prime Minister stresses Iraq's openness to its Arab and regional environment

by **claud39** Wed Apr 03, 2019 5:39 pm

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Wednesday, 03 April 2019

Prime Minister stresses Iraq's openness to its Arab and regional environment Alsabaah-9574

Baghdad / Al-Sabah

Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi stressed the importance of establishing relations of partnership, cooperation and mutual interest with all Arab countries and neighboring countries in order to enhance the chances of development and economic prosperity and to distance the region from disputes and axes.

According to a statement by the Prime Minister's Information Office received by the "morning", that Abdul Mahdi received in his official office on Wednesday, the President of the American Peace Institute (USIP) Nancy Lindborg and the accompanying delegation.

The Prime Minister reviewed the developments in Iraq in terms of internal stability and the unity and cohesion of its social components in light of respect for religious, national and intellectual diversity and its pluralistic democratic system and the vision of the government to establish relations of partnership, cooperation and mutual interests with all Arab countries and neighboring countries in order to promote opportunities for development and economic prosperity. On disputes

And axes.

The President and members of the American Peace Institute expressed their satisfaction with the developments in Iraq and the government's directives to promote unity, social stability, economic growth and openness to Iraq's Arab, regional and international environment. They expressed their readiness to cooperate and support the government's efforts and the role of civil society organizations. Community reconciliation and democratic life.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi discussed with senior British defense advisor Sir John Lurimer and his accompanying delegation to develop relations between the two countries and increase military cooperation in the field of training Iraqi forces, enhancing their capabilities and intelligence efforts, countering terrorism and gang remnants.

Cheers.

The British delegation included the military assistant to Defense Adviser Mark Anderson, the British Ambassador to Iraq, John Wilkes, and the military attaché Brig. Gen. Rob Geffreyz. The Iraqi side was also attended by Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Othman Al Ghanmi and a number of advisers.