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    Baghdad today - Baghdad
    Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani affirmed, on Saturday, to US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken that Iraq gives priority to economic reforms, indicating that the government places the goal of establishing balanced relations at the forefront.   
    Al-Sudani's media office said in a statement received by (Baghdad Today) that "the latter received at his residence in Germany, this morning, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, on the sidelines of the 59th Munich Security Conference." 
    He added, "The meeting witnessed discussions on the files of bilateral relations, and ways to strengthen and develop them at various levels and fields, in a way that enhances Iraq's ability to face economic challenges and development requirements." 
    Al-Sudani affirmed, according to the statement, "Iraq's giving special priority to economic reforms, the government's focus on developing the energy sector, and the establishment of development and investment partnerships in the gas sector." 
    The Prime Minister referred to "Iraq's desire to consolidate cooperation with the United States to combat terrorism, within the framework of providing training, advice and information exchange for the Iraqi security forces, in a way that preserves Iraq's sovereignty and independence," stressing that "the government puts the goal of establishing balanced relations at the forefront, as well as the importance of The Iraqi role in stabilizing the region. 
    For his part, Blinken praised "the Iraqi government's plans for reform and development, and giving the energy sector a priority in work and development," stressing the appreciation of "the government of the United States of America for Iraq's regional role in stabilizing stability."
    The US Secretary renewed "support for the Iraqi government in its progressive, reform and development plans at various levels and fields," according to the statement.  
     Earlier, Prime Minister Mohamed Shiaa Al-Sudani met with the President of the European Commission, Ursal Vondralen, on the sidelines of his participation in the 59th Munich Security Conference.
    And "Al-Sudani reviewed with Fondralin the relations between Iraq and all European Union countries, and emphasized Iraq's desire to conclude advanced development partnerships with the countries of the Union in various fields," according to the Prime Minister's Office. 
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