Iraq renews his desire to develop bilateral relations with Britain, New Zealand and Australia

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Expressed by Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari, Iraq's desire real development of the size of relations with Britain, Australia and New Zealand, saying during a meeting with the foreign ministers of those countries, on the sidelines of the session 68 for the meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations, the eagerness of the country to find a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis, which could affect the continuation of the security of the region in general.



At the time, search through the minister and the views of the rule of international law, during his participation meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, with the Executive Director of the UNDP ways to develop programs that are executed in Iraq, with an emphasis on the need to transmission of the Representation of the Office of Development to work in the field. statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received the "morning," a copy of it, said Zebari called on his counterparts from countries, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, to the development of bilateral relations and ways of enhancing developments of the Syrian crisis and its repercussions on the region.

The statement noted that Zebari reiterated during a meeting with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, Iraq's desire to develop bilateral relations between the two countries and benefit from the expertise possessed by Australia in the reconstruction of Iraq, particularly in the fields of agriculture, higher education and management of water resources.

The statement noted, that the two sides also discussed the situation of Iraqis in Australia, pointing out that Zebari said Iraq's position on the anti-deportation forced to work on finding ways other alternative for it.



According to the statement, the two ministers, agreed on the need for a political solution urgently to the conflict in Syria, and continuing threat to peace and security in the region. Moreover, noted the statement, that Zebari said during a meeting with the Minister of State British Foreign Affairs Alistair Burt, to the importance of strengthening bilateral relations and ways of enhancing them, especially in the commercial field, explaining the parties' agreement on the need to hold a meeting the next Ministerial Council and joint trade in London.

Quoting the statement, Zebari and his British counterpart, exchanged views on political developments in the region, including the armed conflict in Syria and its repercussions on neighboring countries.



According to the statement, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, in a series of meetings, discussed with the Foreign Minister of New Zealand Murray McCully, the establishment of bilateral relations between the two countries, which met with welcome the minister Zealand, who expressed his country's desire to develop bilateral relations and the establishment of diplomatic relations and the promotion of trade between the two countries. According to the statement, Van McCoy, confirmed that a delegation of businessmen New Zealanders will visit Iraq at the earliest opportunity to consider the possibility of investment and contribute to the reconstruction of the country.,


t said in a statement to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Zebari, met on the sidelines of the United Nations Association, Executive Director of the UNDP United Nations Helen Clark, pointing out that the two sides discussed the development of programs that are executed in Iraq with an emphasis on the need to move the Office of the United Nations Development to work in the field, which is referred to Clark, when he said that the office staff proceeded to move effectively from Amman to Baghdad.


Meanwhile, the statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that Zebari participated in the meeting of the Movement of Non- Aligned, which was held under the chairmanship of Iranian President Hassan Rohani, considering that Iran is, who heads the Non-Aligned Movement during this period, the statement noted that the meeting, they exchanged views on matters concerning the rule of law at national and international levels, particularly with regard to the application of the Charter of the United Nations and the achievement of its goals the stability and balance of international relations.


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