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    Iraq invites NATO to hold second round of dialogue in Baghdad next year

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    Iraq invites NATO to hold second round of dialogue in Baghdad next year Empty Iraq invites NATO to hold second round of dialogue in Baghdad next year

    Post by Rocky Wed 28 Aug 2024, 4:33 am

    Iraq invites NATO to hold second round of dialogue in Baghdad next year

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    Baghdad Today - Baghdad
    Today, Tuesday, August 27, 2024, National Security Adviser Qasim Al-Araji called for an official invitation to NATO representatives to hold the second session of the High-Level Partnership Dialogue in the capital, Baghdad, next year, 2025.
    Today, Iraq and NATO held the first session of the High-Level Partnership Dialogue at the alliance's headquarters in the Belgian capital, Brussels.
    A high-ranking official Iraqi delegation headed by National Security Advisor Qasim Al-Araji participated in the dialogue, while the side representing NATO was headed by Assistant Secretary-General for Operations and Special Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism Tom Govas, and the Secretary-General's Representative for Southern Neighborhood Affairs Javier Colomina.
    The dialogue, which was held at the invitation of NATO, according to a statement by the National Security Advisory, received by Baghdad Today, addressed “ways to enhance the partnership between Iraq and the alliance, including completing the capacity building of the Iraqi security forces and other issues related to border security, combating drugs and terrorism, and the file of the Syrian Al-Hawl camp.”  
    During the dialogue, Al-Araji reiterated the Iraqi government's emphasis that NATO's mission in Iraq is an advisory mission, not a combat mission, stressing that "the long-term partnership with NATO is to achieve Iraq's interests, fight terrorism, and develop and rehabilitate the capabilities of the Iraqi forces, stressing the importance of continuing the dialogue and partnership with NATO, to achieve Iraq's interests, security, and stability." 
    In a speech on the sidelines of the ongoing dialogue between Iraq and NATO, Al-Araji referred to "Iraq's position rejecting the killing and starvation taking place in the Gaza Strip, and that there is no security or safety except with the existence of an independent Palestinian state," stressing "the importance of adopting the principle of dialogue and diplomatic channels as a way to resolve international crises and conflicts." 
    For their part, NATO representatives praised Iraq's pivotal role and importance in enhancing the security and stability of the region, expressing the alliance's readiness to increase cooperation and enhance the defence capacity building package agreed upon between the two sides. 
    Al-Araji also extended an official invitation to NATO representatives to hold the second session of the High-Level Partnership Dialogue in the capital, Baghdad, next year.
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