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    Turkmen Front: Turkish delegation wants to resolving outstanding issues with Baghdad

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    Turkmen Front: Turkish delegation wants to resolving outstanding issues with Baghdad Empty Turkmen Front: Turkish delegation wants to resolving outstanding issues with Baghdad

    Post by Rocky Mon 09 Jan 2017, 1:31 am

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    Turkmen Front: Turkish delegation wants to resolving outstanding issues with Baghdad


     Kirkuk / long-Presse 

    Iraqi Turkmen Front confirmed that the visit of the Turkish prime minister, came in the framework of the two countries need to strengthen their relations and resolving their outstanding issues. 
    While considered to eject the PKK terrorist from Iraq is " a priority", as well as easing entry visa procedures between the two countries, called for opening a Turkish consulate in Kirkuk. 
    The Turkish Prime Minister, Ben Ali Yildirim, arrived Saturday to the capital , Baghdad, on an official visit, to discuss ways to enhance bilateral relations. 
    And he broke the visit of Turkish Prime Minister Ali Yildirim to Baghdad for months of tensions that marred bilateral relations. But the visit was considered a victory for "soft diplomacy" adopted by Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi with Ankara, failed to reach a clear agreement on the Turkish army 's presence in camp Ba'shiqah north of Mosul. 
    And stoked Turkish incursions into Iraqi territory , a sharp undecided which involved senior state officials reached an end the threat of Iraqi Prime Minister 24 - hour deadline for the withdrawal of Turkish troops, were offset by Turkish President provocative statements detracted from Abadi itself. 
    The deputy head of the front, Hassan Turan, in a statement, welcomed the visit during which the Turkish delegation, headed by Turkish Prime Minister, Ben Ali Yildirim, and his meeting with his Iraqi counterpart, Haider al - Abadi, received a (long - Presse) a copy of it. 
    He Turan, expressed the hope that " the visit contribute to resolving the outstanding issues between the two countries , " he returned to " The preliminary results of talks the two sides show positive data." 
    The MP said the province of Kirkuk, said that " the visit came within the framework needed the two countries to strengthen their relations, especially the shared files that many share a , which fight al Daesh terrorist, strengthen the economic track and trade exchange , " adding that "directed by elements of the PKK file PKK terrorist from Iraq, specifically from Kirkuk and Tuz and Sinjar, a priority for us, as well as easing entry visa procedures between the two countries. " 
    He called on Vice - President of the Turkmen Front, to "open a Turkish consulate in Kirkuk province , a step being considered of importance to the people of the province."


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