Ben Yildirim assured Abadi of Turkey's stand on the side of Iraq in any attempt aimed at its unity

[ltr]Ben Yildirim assured Abadi of Turkey's stand on the side of Iraq in any attempt aimed at its unity[/ltr]



 From 2017-10-25 at 16:59 (Baghdad time)

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[ltr]Ben Yildirim assured Abadi of Turkey's stand on the side of Iraq in any attempt aimed at its unity[/ltr]


[ltr]Baghdad Mawazine News[/ltr]


[ltr]Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said on Wednesday that the clear support of neighboring countries, especially Turkey, contributed to the "dangerous division" in Kurdistan, stressing that there is a great responsibility for closer coordination and deepening relations between the two countries, while describing his Turkish counterpart Ben Ali Yildirim The Federal Forces of the province of Kirkuk as "the important thing," stressing his country's stand by Iraq in any attempt aimed at unity.[/ltr]


[ltr]Abadi stressed in a joint press conference with his Turkish counterpart Ben Ali Yildirim that cooperation with Turkey and neighboring countries contributed to stand against division in the Kurdistan region, praising the positions of those countries and their support for the unity of Iraq and the restoration of control over its territory.[/ltr]


[ltr]"We came to Turkey in the interest of the bilateral relations between the two countries, which was built a long time ago," he said, adding that Iraq seeks to build relations based on common interests and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.[/ltr]


[ltr]"We have a great responsibility to strengthen coordination and deepen relations," Abbadi said.[/ltr]


[ltr]"Iraq is seeking to deepen relations with Turkey in all fields," Haidar al-Abadi said, adding that Turkey and the international community had a great influence against attempts to divide Iraq.[/ltr]


[ltr]Abadi said that "our people need hope and terrorism tried to turn back, and tried to stop all development projects and cooperation between us the most important response," explaining that "Iraq is in its final stages to eliminate the hasty and impose federal authority."[/ltr]


[ltr]The Turkish Prime Minister, Ben Ali Yildirim, the restoration of the federal forces of the province of Kirkuk, "the important thing," noting that his country will stand by Iraq in any attempt to target his unit, while Abadi said that the Iraqis defeated the partition projects in their unity.[/ltr]


[ltr]"Turkey appreciates the efforts of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, which he made before and after the referendum on secession," Yildirim told a joint news conference with Abadi.[/ltr]


[ltr]He pointed out that "the Turkish government will stand with Iraq in any attempt aimed at unity," adding that "the restoration of federal control of Kirkuk is important to ensure the preservation of the components of the city."[/ltr]


[ltr]"We have taken a number of measures against the referendum at the invitation of Iraq, and we aim to push those responsible for the referendum to return to the Iraqi constitution," he said.[/ltr]


[ltr]"We will work together to reconstruct Iraq's areas affected by terrorism and we will support the Iraqi government to manage the Ibrahim al-Khalil border post," he said.[/ltr]


[ltr]It is worth mentioning that Abadi arrived earlier this morning in the Turkish capital of Ankara and met later with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Iraqi and Turkish sides also held a meeting on developing relations and issues of mutual concern. Ending 29 / Mn[/ltr]



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