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    Iraq offers NATO a long-term plan

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    Iraq offers NATO a long-term plan Empty Iraq offers NATO a long-term plan

    Post by Rocky Mon 31 Aug 2020, 7:46 am

    Iraq offers NATO a long-term plan

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    The Chief of Staff of the Army, Lieutenant General Abdul Amir Rashid Yarallah, held a televised episode on Monday with the NATO Political Adviser and a number of officers at the NATO High Headquarters in his meeting with the commander of NATO in Iraq, Major General Jenny Krenyan, in the presence of his assistant for training and the deputy commander of the ground forces And a number of officers of the Staff at the Chief of Staff.
    The contact dealt with a number of issues of concern that are in the interest of the military establishment, as the two sides emphasized the need for continuity and bilateral cooperation in order to develop the joints of the military establishment.
    During the meeting, the Chief of Army Staff emphasized two main points, namely training and institutional reform through setting up a long-term plan and in several stages in cooperation with NATO, with the results assessing the end of each phase.
    For his part, the political advisor and the officers of the NATO supreme headquarters affirmed the commitment of NATO to support Iraq by providing advice and a future vision for the expansion of the mission's work in Iraq and in consultation with the defense ministers of the alliance.
    The political advisor added that the mission in Iraq is a non-combat force whose aim is to provide advice and help in developing plans for institutional reform, and it continues to support training institutions, and that NATO is aware of all needs and requirements that the military institution needs by communicating with the commander of the NATO mission in Iraq, which in turn continues. With all the security leaderships in Iraq.


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