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BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Ban Ki-moon in a telephone call with al-Abadi, welcomes the efforts of the Iraqi government to protect civilians and the security forces and the popular crowd and facilitate the arrival of humanitarian aid to the local population also welcomed the efforts of the government to the attention of the liberated areas.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi received a phone call, on Wednesday, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and discussed the two sides to help Iraq in its war against Daash and the issue of Iraqi antiquities.
A statement by the Office of Abadi seen by the "Obelisk", "The contact during which they discussed the political and security situation in Iraq and the region and the war against terror Daash the United Nations and the contribution of gangs in helping Iraq to counter terrorism as well as the Iraqi government's efforts in the protection of human rights and national reconciliation."
He said al-Abadi, according to the statement that "the military and security situation of the operations edit Salahuddin and western Anbar better than what we expected as the troops stationed in the fighting fronts advancing valiantly and with the help of citizens in those areas did not get any excesses, stressing that any excesses and as we previously will be met with sanctions."
He noted, "issued orders to respect human rights and the preservation of property of citizens in Salahuddin province, adding that citizens are eager to liberate their areas."
He said the "government has established a committee of all ministries to follow up and provide basic of water, electricity and health matters and maintenance of the rest of the sectors affected by the services."
He expressed thanks for the support provided by the United Nations in Iraq and hoped that this support is to increase during the next phase.
For his part, Ban Ki-moon, according to the statement welcomed the efforts of the Iraqi government to protect civilians and the security forces and the popular crowd and facilitate the arrival of humanitarian aid to the local population also welcomed the efforts of the government to the attention of the liberated areas.
He announced his support for the efforts of al-Abadi in national reconciliation and the participation of all the Iraqi people in the government.
And Ban Ki-moon expressed support for the actions of Prime Minister with regard to human rights abuses, indicating that the UN support for the reconstruction of Iraq, areas that have been released after being destroyed by the terrorist organization Daash.
The statement noted that "Ki-moon touched on the issue of Iraqi antiquities, referring to the United Nations following the destruction of Iraqi antiquities and smuggling by the terrorist organization Daash, since these effects are for all mankind, and do everything in our power to protect them."
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BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Ban Ki-moon in a telephone call with al-Abadi, welcomes the efforts of the Iraqi government to protect civilians and the security forces and the popular crowd and facilitate the arrival of humanitarian aid to the local population also welcomed the efforts of the government to the attention of the liberated areas.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi received a phone call, on Wednesday, the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and discussed the two sides to help Iraq in its war against Daash and the issue of Iraqi antiquities.
A statement by the Office of Abadi seen by the "Obelisk", "The contact during which they discussed the political and security situation in Iraq and the region and the war against terror Daash the United Nations and the contribution of gangs in helping Iraq to counter terrorism as well as the Iraqi government's efforts in the protection of human rights and national reconciliation."
He said al-Abadi, according to the statement that "the military and security situation of the operations edit Salahuddin and western Anbar better than what we expected as the troops stationed in the fighting fronts advancing valiantly and with the help of citizens in those areas did not get any excesses, stressing that any excesses and as we previously will be met with sanctions."
He noted, "issued orders to respect human rights and the preservation of property of citizens in Salahuddin province, adding that citizens are eager to liberate their areas."
He said the "government has established a committee of all ministries to follow up and provide basic of water, electricity and health matters and maintenance of the rest of the sectors affected by the services."
He expressed thanks for the support provided by the United Nations in Iraq and hoped that this support is to increase during the next phase.
For his part, Ban Ki-moon, according to the statement welcomed the efforts of the Iraqi government to protect civilians and the security forces and the popular crowd and facilitate the arrival of humanitarian aid to the local population also welcomed the efforts of the government to the attention of the liberated areas.
He announced his support for the efforts of al-Abadi in national reconciliation and the participation of all the Iraqi people in the government.
And Ban Ki-moon expressed support for the actions of Prime Minister with regard to human rights abuses, indicating that the UN support for the reconstruction of Iraq, areas that have been released after being destroyed by the terrorist organization Daash.
The statement noted that "Ki-moon touched on the issue of Iraqi antiquities, referring to the United Nations following the destruction of Iraqi antiquities and smuggling by the terrorist organization Daash, since these effects are for all mankind, and do everything in our power to protect them."
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