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Hakim, the British Ambassador discuss the political situation and investment in Iraq
Sunday, February 15, 2015 12:56
[Baghdad-where]
Search head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Ammar al-Hakim, with the British ambassador to Iraq, Frank Baker, the political situation and investment in Iraq, especially the development of the oil system.
According to a statement of the Council, on Sunday, the agency received all of Iraq [where], a copy of the "al-Hakim met with Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Iraq Frank Baker, in his office in Baghdad."
The statement quoted al-Hakim, his emphasis on "the need for harmony and harmony among all the Iraqi people and national strength and miss an opportunity to the enemies of Iraq to undermine the unity", stressing that "the partnership but requires real courage and put the national interest before all Iraqi parties."
He called on British companies to "invest and operate in Iraq, especially in the field of development of the oil system, allowing economic reality in the country to the advancement in order to achieve prosperity and reconstruction."
For his part, the British ambassador, according to the statement, "his government's support for Iraq in the political experience and democracy in the war against terrorism", urging all forces and components Iraq to "exercise restraint and overcome the recent security breaches," noting his country's keenness on, "urged British companies to invest and develop infrastructure infrastructure in Iraq, especially in the province of Basra. "
The statement said that "During the meeting, they discussed the political situation in the country, as well as the laws that are supposed discussed and approved in parliament," .anthy
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Sunday, February 15, 2015 12:56
[Baghdad-where]
Search head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Ammar al-Hakim, with the British ambassador to Iraq, Frank Baker, the political situation and investment in Iraq, especially the development of the oil system.
According to a statement of the Council, on Sunday, the agency received all of Iraq [where], a copy of the "al-Hakim met with Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Iraq Frank Baker, in his office in Baghdad."
The statement quoted al-Hakim, his emphasis on "the need for harmony and harmony among all the Iraqi people and national strength and miss an opportunity to the enemies of Iraq to undermine the unity", stressing that "the partnership but requires real courage and put the national interest before all Iraqi parties."
He called on British companies to "invest and operate in Iraq, especially in the field of development of the oil system, allowing economic reality in the country to the advancement in order to achieve prosperity and reconstruction."
For his part, the British ambassador, according to the statement, "his government's support for Iraq in the political experience and democracy in the war against terrorism", urging all forces and components Iraq to "exercise restraint and overcome the recent security breaches," noting his country's keenness on, "urged British companies to invest and develop infrastructure infrastructure in Iraq, especially in the province of Basra. "
The statement said that "During the meeting, they discussed the political situation in the country, as well as the laws that are supposed discussed and approved in parliament," .anthy
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