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    Iraq supports “dialogue and negotiation” to find sustainable solutions that satisfy all parties

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    Post by Rocky Sat 31 Jul 2021, 7:16 am

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    Al-Nour News/ Baghdad
    , Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein met with the President of the Security Council and the permanent representative of France for the month of July, Nicolas de Reville, while stressing that Iraq supports the language of dialogue and negotiation to find constructive and sustainable solutions that satisfy all parties.
    A statement by the ministry stated that Al-Nour News received a copy of it, that "at the beginning of the meeting, the Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed his thanks and appreciation for France's supportive stance for Iraq in the field of its request for electoral observation, stressing that the elections are very important for the stability and future of Iraq, and for consolidating the foundations of democracy through the confidence of the masses, and that The international role of election monitoring is very necessary to enhance the level of transparency and voter confidence in the electoral process.”
    He added, "The future of the US military presence in Iraq was discussed, as the Foreign Minister clarified that the Iraqi government is keen to cooperate with the international community in the fight against terrorism, and from this standpoint, the outcomes of the fourth round of the strategic dialogue with the United States included the withdrawal of American combat forces from Iraq." Iraq by the end of this year, provided that cooperation will continue in the areas of training and advice to enhance the capabilities of the Iraqi security forces in combating terrorism.
    Hussein pointed out that “the threat of ISIS still exists in terms of ideology and organization, taking into account its presence in Iraq and Syria, with the presence of other terrorist organizations seeking to move across national borders, so we are working in cooperation with the international community to eliminate ISIS, to confront the terrorist threat and end its existence and its sources of financing.
    He touched on the "Iraqi vision of a more stable region", referring to "the orientations of the Iraqi foreign policy based on interaction and cooperation, and the promotion of dialogue with neighboring countries."
    And the Minister of Foreign Affairs indicated that "Iraq supports the language of dialogue and negotiation to find constructive and sustainable solutions that satisfy all parties, and believes that it is necessary to focus on the file of sanctions as a priority during the negotiations, and an important entry point for achieving progress towards a sustainable solution."
    For his part, the President of the Security Council, Nicholas de Reville, expressed his "deep condolences to the Iraqi government and the families of the victims of terrorist attacks in Iraq," stressing "the continuation of the French role in support of Iraq."
    He pointed to "the visit of the French president to Iraq as evidence of the importance of Iraq and the level of progress achieved by relations at the bilateral level, which is a natural result of Iraq's position and its importance to the stability of the region in the efforts of the war on terrorism."
    He noted, "We are working directly with the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) to secure the maximum possible role for the UN in the field of electoral observation, and we have provided a financial grant to UNAMI to enhance its role in the field of electoral assistance."
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