Shifty and Trump agree to develop a road map for the region after the "Daesh"

Shifty and Trump agree to develop a road map for the region after the "Daesh"


Confirmed by French President Emmanuel shifty, on Friday, France and the United States have agreed to cooperate to develop a "road map" of the post-war organization "Daesh" in the Middle East.

The statement came after a shifty meeting with US President Donald Trump, who is visiting France.

The French president also expressed his "respect" the decision of US President Donald Trump to withdraw from the Paris Convention for the climate, but stressed the continuation of France's commitment to them.

He said shifty in Paris "with regard to climate realize what our differences," he said, adding that this is important "to move forward."

The President spoke next to Trump shifty, hinting that the United States has changed its position (in the Acharhaly Climate Convention), without further clarification.

He said, "something might happen with respect to the Paris Convention," he said. "We will see what happens."

The shifty climate situation they set aside the issue, while the two presidents discussed how to push the joint work on other issues, including the cease-fire in Syria and business partnerships between Washington and Paris.

The French president said, "We have differences, President Trump has promised electoral pledges by his supporters and I also promised things, would hinder that progress on all issues? of course not".

The two presidents discussed the joint efforts of the two countries in the fight against terrorism, particularly the organization of "Daesh".

He added shifty "The United States strongly intervene in the war in Iraq, and I would like to thank the president for its US forces in the region."

He continued: "We agreed to continue our joint work, specifically to develop a road map after the war."

The French president revealed that his country may take several strong initiatives to achieve greater stability and "set the region."

The shifty, the second time in less than a month, the departure of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is no longer a French requirement to find a solution to the conflict in Syria.

He acknowledged that this "real change" in France's policy toward Syria "in order to get results, and we are working closely with our partners, especially the United States."

He added, "Our main goal is to eliminate the terrorists, all terrorist groups regardless of the countries from which they came. And our desire is one which is to reach a lasting political solution. In this context, I do not stipulated the departure of Bashar al-Assad as the price for the participation of France. Because I recorded a single note which we have closed our embassy in Damascus seven years ago and the departure of Assad Achtrtna without getting any results. "

President Trump and his wife Melania and received an official military reception in Paris, which he prayed early Thursday in a two-day visit to strengthen bilateral relations.

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