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    Revealing the files of the Antalya Political Forum.. These are Iraq’s goals?

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    Post by Rocky Thu Feb 29, 2024 9:11 am

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    Today, Thursday, a source close to the National Security Advisory revealed the files of the Antalya Political Forum, which will be held in Turkey, while confirming that ending the presence of international coalition forces from Iraqi territory will be at the forefront of the discussions that will take place tomorrow. 
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    The source said in an interview with the Maalouma Agency, “The forum will include meeting with Turkish officials and communicating with them regarding bilateral relations,” noting that “the files of launching Iraq’s water quotas and withdrawing the military presence from the northern territories of the country will be present at the meeting.” 
    He continued, "The Iraqi government continues its efforts regarding the removal of foreign forces (international coalition forces) from Iraqi territory," noting that "the effort to enhance the capabilities of the Iraqi armed forces in terms of training and armament continues." 
     He added, "The Iraqi delegation will have a number of bilateral meetings and discussions with delegations from a number of countries, including Iraq's vision on the most prominent regional and international issues," stressing that "Iraq's position is firm regarding the situations occurring in the occupied Palestinian territories."  
    The source concluded his speech: “The forum will witness bilateral meetings and talks in the presence of many Arab, regional and international countries,” stressing that “ending the presence of international coalition forces from Iraqi territory will be at the forefront of the discussions that will take place tomorrow.” 
    The spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Major General Yahya Rasul Abdullah, had confirmed that the three subcommittees emanating from the Supreme Military Committee held their meetings with the American committees, to complete the complete completion of the tasks of the international coalition from Iraqi territory. 
    National Security Advisor Qasim Al-Araji arrived earlier today in the Turkish city of Antalya to participate in the third Antalya Diplomatic Forum, sponsored by the Turkish President. Heads of state and government and ministers from more than 100 countries participate in the forum to discuss many global issues such as climate change, terrorism and security. Food. Ended 25/day
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