Abadi speaks of "raids French" and Hollande says Baghdad: Reconciled to recruit the world against Da

Abadi speaks of "raids French" and Hollande says Baghdad: Reconciled to recruit the world against Daash 


Baghdad / term-Presse 


Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, said on Friday that international support for Iraq in fighting al Daash was "too late", revealing that Paris has promised the implementation of air strikes on sites Daash, while counting French President Francois Hollande response Baghdad for reconciliation and work together, are essential for the recruitment of the international community for strength in supporting Iraq to repel this "barbaric attack".

French President Francois Hollande arrived on Friday morning, to Baghdad on an official visit, where they are in talks with a number of officials in the country, and met with both of Abadi and President Fuad Masum, then visited Arbil and met with Massoud Barzani. Hollande's visit comes two days after a visit by the American Secretary of State, John Kerry, during which he met the three presidencies before Jeddah to attend the conference.
At a joint news conference with President of the Republic Fuad Masum, said Hollande said that "France has decided to organize a conference on Iraq and the fight against al-Daash on Monday, with the participation of many countries," noting that "the conference will serve to coordinate support for the unity of Iraq and the efforts to fight the organization of the Islamic State" , and reiterated his country's solidarity with Iraq's political and security to confront a common enemy Daash organization. "
For his part, called on the President of the Republic Fuad Masum France not to support Iraq in the fight against "terrorism", but in all areas. He added that the infallible "propositions and views are consistent with each other," and expressed his hope that "the friendly relations with France is always excellent and sophisticated at all levels." He praised the infallible b "French role acclaimed at various levels to support Iraq and sustain relations with him."
Later, the French president said at a news conference with al-Abadi he "was keen to visit Iraq to express France's support for Iraq," noting that "the response to the new authorities of legitimacy to what are meant by reconciliation and joint action represents the prerequisites in order to enlist the international community strength to face the threat of Barbary, who represented the organization Daash coming from Syria. "
He Hollande said that "the fight against Daash are the responsibility of Iraq, but the international community must support him in the fight against terrorism," noting that "the Paris conference aims to develop a political framework in the coordination of efforts in support of Iraq and its people and to ensure the security thanks to a coalition to support Iraq."
For his part, Ebadi said, in a press conference with Hollande in the Government Palace in the Green Zone in central Baghdad and attended (range Press), said that "Iraq has asked since international support in the fight against Daash but the support was too late," noting that "Iraq is locked in a fierce battle with al Daash on the ground and seeks to them the day of salvation. "
He Abadi said that "the organization of Daash represents a threat to Iraq, and the world, so the international community to fight this organization and to provide protection to the Iraqis through the support of its armed forces", he underlined that "Iraq needs air cover large by the Allies to fight Daash."
The chairman of the Council of Ministers that the "French President Francois Hollande promised the implementation of air strikes against targets in Iraq Daash organization," noting that "the Iraqi air force, despite its significant role in the war against Daash but they need more support." 
He demanded the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, on Friday, destroying the capacity of the international community to organize Daash in Syria, and while stressing that Iraq is being subjected to a fierce attack comes from inside Syria, he underlined that Iraq rejects any interference in the affairs of a neighboring country.
He continued Abadi said that "Iraq is exposed to fierce attack launched from bases Daash in Syria, which the deterioration of the situation in which what led to the formation of terrorist groups have threatened the existence of Iraq," and urged "the international community to take responsibility in stopping the crawl terrorist bloody stems from the territory of neighboring Syria."
He stressed that "Iraq does not want to enter into war with its neighbors, among them Syria, therefore, the responsibility falls on the international community to stop this creep."
The president also visited the French Erbil on Friday evening, and lose reception center for the displaced, said in a joint press conference with the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, said Paris would continue to support the Peshmerga, a "happy because the Kurdish forces used weapons optimally, in the fight against militants Daash."
"The united admiration for the courage of Kurdish fighters, who have made great sacrifices, and this visit poignant in light of the historical relationship to the people of Kurdistan."
The price of the Kurdistan Hollande reception of all these numbers of displaced people, who met with a group of them and heard them asking to return to their homes after the liberation of the cities of Daash, he said.
At the press conference, stressed the President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, gratitude for the assistance that the French "have had an important role in changing the balance of power in the military, where became a Peshmerga check daily victories and advancing to the militants Daash."
Barzani added "I thank France for its role also in the formation of the international alliance against the militant group", and the progress achieved today, "in the interest of the region and the world."

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