Saleh to new ambassadors: Iraq looks forward to strengthening its political relations and easing regional tension

by **claud39** Mon Mar 01, 2021 6:14 pm

03/2021

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, affirmed to a number of new ambassadors, the mother of Iraq is looking forward to strengthening its political relations and easing regional tension, stressing the need for joint international action to face the challenges.

The media office of the President of the Republic said in a statement, which Al-Furat News received a copy of, that "the latter received the credentials of the ambassadors of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Walid Muhammad Ismail, Australia's Paula Elizabeth Kanley, Indonesia's Elmar Ioan Lopes and Brazil's Louis Evaldo."

During his meeting with the ambassadors separately, the President affirmed that "Iraq is looking forward to strengthening its political, economic and commercial relations, and supports international and regional coordination in order to face various global challenges, reduce tensions and establish peace in the region, and continue the war on terrorist groups." According to the statement, he
referred to "the importance of developing economic relations and trade exchange," noting that "the country is looking towards construction and reconstruction, by enhancing investment opportunities in various fields, and exchanging scientific and cultural experiences."

The President expressed his wishes for the new ambassadors to succeed in performing their new duties, and in a way that would contribute to the consolidation of friendly relations and cooperation between Iraq and their countries.

For their part, the ambassadors extended their thanks and appreciation to the President of the Republic, expressing their aspirations to develop relations with Iraq in various fields and to enhance common bonds.

Hussein Hatem

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