Foreign Minister: Iraq has strengthened its efforts by adopting a national strategy to combat terror

[size=52]Foreign Minister: Iraq has strengthened its efforts by adopting a national strategy to combat terrorism[/size]

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Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein stressed that Iraq has strengthened its efforts by adopting a comprehensive national strategy to combat terrorism, especially the terrorist organization ISIS, and prevent it from infiltrating society or controlling cities.


Hussein said, in Iraq’s speech at the Regional Security Summit in the Bahraini capital, Manama, in a statement by the ministry: “Extending bridges of trust and cooperation between the countries of the world and giving priority to the language of dialogue are very important in order to create a safe and stable environment that guarantees a decent life for peoples, and to achieve the requirements of economic and social prosperity that It is a vital and essential requirement.”
He added, "We remember with you the great efforts made by Iraq in confronting terrorism, which would not have been achieved without the societal awareness and Iraqi national cohesion, and the great efforts made by our security forces of all kinds to confront terrorism with the support and backing of brothers, friends and partners under the umbrella of the international coalition."
The foreign minister continued, "The global political map has recently witnessed the emergence of extremist organizations again, and the Middle East and North Africa may be the first affected by this serious challenge."
Meanwhile, the Minister of Foreign Affairs discussed, with the Secretary-General of the Arab Gulf States, Nayef Al-Hajraf, during his participation in the work of the Regional Security Summit/Manama Dialogue 17, ways to enhance cooperation between the Gulf Cooperation Council and the Republic of Iraq.
Al-Hajraf was briefed, according to another statement, on the latest political situation, and the results of the elections, which are expected to be finally announced in the coming days. To begin the official political movement around the formation of the new government.
He said, "The government is interested in developing relations with the GCC countries at all levels," noting that "Iraq is a promising and safe investment environment."
Al-Hajraf called on investment companies to work in Iraq in the field of infrastructure.
Al-Hajraf affirmed, “The Cooperation Council supports the security and stability of Iraq,” stressing “the Gulf countries’ keenness to advance Gulf-Iraqi relations in the service of common interests.”
In addition, the President of the Kurdistan Region, Masrour Barzani, discussed with the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the latest developments in Iraq in the wake of the parliamentary elections.
Aboul Gheit stressed, "the importance of respecting the results of the electoral process by all parties, as it is a cornerstone of democratic practice."
Aboul Gheit added, "The holding of the elections represents an important step for Iraq on the path to stability, and that it is important that they lead to a political situation that meets the aspirations of the Iraqi people, with all its components."
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