Maliki calls on Washington to a more active role with the new Iraqi government
Maliki calls on Washington to a more active role with the new Iraqi government
10/12/2014 17:07
Follow-up – and babysit – called Vice President Nouri al-Maliki, Sunday, the United States to be a more effective role with the new Iraqi government based on the Strategic Framework Agreement, and warned of prejudice to the sovereignty of Iraq as a red line that can not be bypassed under the pretext of fighting terrorism and extremism.
Maliki said in a statement issued after his meeting with the American ambassador in Baghdad Stewart any Jones “look to be the role of the United States more effectively and cooperate with the new government based on the Strategic Framework Agreement, which we established in the previous government with the observation that no activation serious of the Convention during the past years. ”
Maliki stressed the need for “concerted efforts of the international community in addressing the terrorist Daash,” warning of “prejudice to the sovereignty of Iraq as a red line that can not be bypassed under the pretext of fighting terrorism and extremism.”
Maliki gave congratulations to the American ambassador on the occasion of assuming his duties in Baghdad, and wished him success in his new duties and work on all the development of relations between the two countries.
For his part, the American ambassador, “his country’s readiness to support Iraq in all fields in accordance with the Strategic Framework Agreement concluded between the two countries and to support Iraq in the fight against terrorism and Daash face the danger that threatens the region and the world.”
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