The preparations for the tripartite summit and a new date for the Baghdad and Washington talks will

[size=52]The preparations for the tripartite summit and a new date for the Baghdad and Washington talks will continue[/size]

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[size=45]The President of the Kurdistan region met with French President Emmanuel Macron in the Elysee, and they discussed strengthening the bonds of the relationship and ways to enhance cooperation between the two parties. "The two sides discussed during the relations between Paris, Baghdad and the region, and an emphasis on strengthening joint cooperation in a way that serves all parties," said a statement yesterday. While the representative of the regional government in Paris, Ali Doulmay, confirmed the existence of strong relations between Kurdistan and France. Barzani arrived in Paris yesterday, on an official visit, at Macron's invitation. The talks of Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein with his Jordanian counterparts Ayman Safadi and Egyptian Sameh Shoukry are continuing regarding preparations for the tripartite summit expected to be held during the coming days in Baghdad in the presence of Jordan's King Abdullah II and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, while the United States has set April 7 as the date for the dialogue talks The strategist is with Iraq. Hussein said during a joint conference with Safadi and Shukri that "the meeting touched on cooperation and achieving industrial integration and strengthening it between the three countries, and we also discussed facilitating the granting of entry visas, visas." For his part, Shukri stressed (the meeting dealt with economic issues, including energy, agriculture, drug and food cooperation, reconstruction and construction), adding that he (discussed with his Iraqi and Jordanian counterparts, developments in the Arab region, water security and preserving Arab national security away from outside regional interference), referring to (His country looks forward to holding the summit in Baghdad at the earliest opportunity, as it represents an addition and a positive boost to joint Arab action). In turn, Safadi indicated that (Jordan stands with all its capabilities with the Iraqi government in efforts to restore stability and reconstruction, and we work together to achieve good for all, and we stand with Iraq in the challenges it faces, to create opportunities for it). The ministry's spokesman, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, confirmed that the foreign ministers of Iraq, Jordan and Egypt are discussing economic, regional and international issues that receive common attention and developments in the region, including the Palestinian issue, the Syrian crisis, the war on terrorism, and developments in Yemen and Libya. The US State Department announced that the next round of the Iraqi-American strategic dialogue will take place on April 7. The Department of Middle East Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Twitter yesterday that (the United States will hold strategic dialogue talks with Iraq via a closed video circuit on April 7, according to the 2008 strategic framework agreement between the two countries), stressing that (the talks will address issues of security, combating terrorism, economy, energy and issues. Political and cooperation in the field of education and culture). Meanwhile, Iraq received from Kuwait the remains of an Iraqi soldier who went missing during the first Gulf War, along with his belongings and his military identity.[/size]
[size=45]Baghdad - Nada Shawkat[/size]
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