Calling on the government to hold accountable countries supporting terrorism

9/28/2016 0:00 

BAGHDAD / Sabah 
Iraq demanded the United Nations to hold accountable countries that trained and funded terrorists, while Foreign Minister Ibrahim al - Jaafari , the call to the Executive Director of the Counter - Terrorism Committee of the United Nations , John Paul Laborde to visit Iraq. 
According to the data Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Jaafari accept, during a meeting with Executive Director counter - terrorism Committee of the United Nations , John Paul Laborde on the sidelines of United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York, " the conduct of military operations in Iraq and the efforts of the Iraqi forces and the help of the international coalition and international organizations in the fight against Daesh terrorist gangs." 
Jaafari said: "Iraq has achieved major victories against Daesh terrorists in defense of himself and on behalf of the whole world , "calling on the international community to" assume its responsibility towards Iraq in the fight against terrorism, especially that Iraq is rallying to the process of freeing the city of Mosul and rebuilding , after the liberation. " Minister of Foreign Affairs , who stressed " the need to do more coordination and exchange of intelligence information and the implementation of UN resolutions to combat terrorism and to hold accountable states which trains and funds and assist in the transit of terrorists and the smuggling of antiquities Iraqi and wealth", he "thanked the Government of Iraq for their support in the war against terrorism," directed call for John Paul Laborde's "visit Iraq and see the championship Iraqis and their experience in the face of terrorists Daesh . " for his part, praised Laborde to " the efforts of the Iraqi forces in their war against Daesh terrorist gangs , " pointing out that " the Iraqi experience in the fight against terrorism today has become a role model by all the countries of the world . "He stressed Laborde" continued support and the support of Iraq ", urging the international community to" provide the necessary supplies for the success of the war waged by Iraq against terrorism " . During a separate meeting with the Secretary General of the Arab League , Ahmed Aboul Gheit, search Jaafari , " the overall situation in the Arab countries, the region and the world and the ways of the return of security and stability and safeguarding the interests of the Arab nation ".ohdd two sides, according to a Foreign Ministry statement," the need for the Arab League to take its role in the perpetuation of the Arab dialogue and convergence of views and to provide an atmosphere of trust and cooperation and preservation of the unity of Arab ranks and confront common challenges that are trying to aggravate the region, and waste of wealth enjoyed by the Arab countries ". As Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a meeting with counterpart Argentine Susana Mabel Malcorra" bilateral relations and the emphasis on the exchange of embassies between the two countries, and discussed prospects of joint cooperation between them . "He said al - Jaafari, according to a Foreign Ministry statement: " the Iraqi efforts today are focused in mobilizing financial and humanitarian support in cooperation with friendly countries with the imminent launch of military operations in the city of Mosul." 
He said al - Jaafari that "Iraqis will continue to achieve victories against terrorist Daesh gangs until the liberation of Iraqi territory, and the reconstruction of areas liberated, and the return of displaced families to inhabit areas , "adding that" Iraq is the power of unity and coming together components and the contribution of all its citizens in the return of security and stability, and to prevent attempts to sow discord between the people of one nation. " 
for her part, Argentine Foreign Minister" parking her country as well as Iraq, and its willingness to provide the necessary supplies for the return of security and stability to Iraq. "

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