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Iraq and France: French Ambassador to Jaafari: near send trainers to Iraq and hold an economic conference in Paris
1/15/2015
French Ambassador to Jaafari: near send trainers to Iraq and hold an economic conference in Paris Baghdad - French ambassador to Iraq Francois Bartley said that "the coming days will see more support for Iraq, and send French instructors to support the Iraqi military forces." He noted the French ambassador during a meeting with Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari in office last Thursday that "the meeting of the Joint Committee between Iraq and France will be held during the month of February, and will be held economist Business Conference in Paris; for the development of economic relations." A statement by the Office Jaafari received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of the "al-Jaafari and Bartley During the meeting, they reviewed the progress of the Iraqi-French relations and ways of enhancing them in the interest of the two friendly countries." The two sides also discussed the challenges of terrorism taking place in various countries around the world, and called for al-Jaafari to the need for concerted international efforts to both face the common threat posed by terrorist gangs Daash. " And the Minister of Foreign Affairs, according to the statement that "Daash does not differentiate between countries, religions, and creeds, and is suspected of imagined that this organization to do with Islam because he thought oblique and offbeat," stressing "the importance of deepening the Iraqi-French relations in all fields, and that France will continue to support and help Iraq security, and human, and Khaddmaa. " The announcement of the French ambassador to send these trainers to Iraq two days after what he said his country's Prime Francois Hollande Wednesday for military personnel on board the aircraft carrier [Charles de Gaulle] "The ship is ready to support operations against al Daash in Iraq, thanks to the ship will be available to us the intelligence information, and we may also operations in Iraq.
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1/15/2015
French Ambassador to Jaafari: near send trainers to Iraq and hold an economic conference in Paris Baghdad - French ambassador to Iraq Francois Bartley said that "the coming days will see more support for Iraq, and send French instructors to support the Iraqi military forces." He noted the French ambassador during a meeting with Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari in office last Thursday that "the meeting of the Joint Committee between Iraq and France will be held during the month of February, and will be held economist Business Conference in Paris; for the development of economic relations." A statement by the Office Jaafari received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of the "al-Jaafari and Bartley During the meeting, they reviewed the progress of the Iraqi-French relations and ways of enhancing them in the interest of the two friendly countries." The two sides also discussed the challenges of terrorism taking place in various countries around the world, and called for al-Jaafari to the need for concerted international efforts to both face the common threat posed by terrorist gangs Daash. " And the Minister of Foreign Affairs, according to the statement that "Daash does not differentiate between countries, religions, and creeds, and is suspected of imagined that this organization to do with Islam because he thought oblique and offbeat," stressing "the importance of deepening the Iraqi-French relations in all fields, and that France will continue to support and help Iraq security, and human, and Khaddmaa. " The announcement of the French ambassador to send these trainers to Iraq two days after what he said his country's Prime Francois Hollande Wednesday for military personnel on board the aircraft carrier [Charles de Gaulle] "The ship is ready to support operations against al Daash in Iraq, thanks to the ship will be available to us the intelligence information, and we may also operations in Iraq.
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