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5/19/2015
Search Swedish Ambassador to Iraq Jurgen Ndstrom with the local government in Dhi Qar province, Tuesday, bilateral relations and ways of enhancing them between the two sides, while stressing the keenness of Swedish companies to work in the province.
Said Swedish Ambassador Jurgen to Ndstrom during a press conference held at the Office of the province attended by the correspondent Agency all of Iraq [where] that "the meeting with the government of Dhi Qar eating several issues pertaining to Sweden, Iraq and the province of Dhi Qar, including the transfer of expertise, capabilities and areas of joint cooperation in the political, economic, trade and development areas the work of civil society organizations and the democratic experience. "
He said as we discussed the Swedish support in the development of Iraq's military capacity, experience and work of Swedish companies and their access to work in the province. "
To Ndstrom and he pointed out that "the Kingdom of Sweden has sent military experts to train the pieces Iraqi military forces are currently working in Iraq and can not disclose the locations of their deployment."
He said the Swedish Ambassador deep political, economic and trade relations between Iraq and the Kingdom of Sweden, which took embodied joint cooperation in all fields as well as the presence of Swedish Industries prestigious in Iraq through products Scania and Volvo and Ericsson companies and technology and other Swedish companies, "pointing out that" a number of Swedish companies operate Currently in the province of Basra and other parts of Iraq and it is keen to develop that work to include other provinces in Iraq.
He went on the Swedish ambassador, "despite the security and financial constraints that occurred during the last stage but there are some achievement between the first and second visit to the province of Dhi Qar, there is work in the field of investment and health" .anthy 25
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5/19/2015
Search Swedish Ambassador to Iraq Jurgen Ndstrom with the local government in Dhi Qar province, Tuesday, bilateral relations and ways of enhancing them between the two sides, while stressing the keenness of Swedish companies to work in the province.
Said Swedish Ambassador Jurgen to Ndstrom during a press conference held at the Office of the province attended by the correspondent Agency all of Iraq [where] that "the meeting with the government of Dhi Qar eating several issues pertaining to Sweden, Iraq and the province of Dhi Qar, including the transfer of expertise, capabilities and areas of joint cooperation in the political, economic, trade and development areas the work of civil society organizations and the democratic experience. "
He said as we discussed the Swedish support in the development of Iraq's military capacity, experience and work of Swedish companies and their access to work in the province. "
To Ndstrom and he pointed out that "the Kingdom of Sweden has sent military experts to train the pieces Iraqi military forces are currently working in Iraq and can not disclose the locations of their deployment."
He said the Swedish Ambassador deep political, economic and trade relations between Iraq and the Kingdom of Sweden, which took embodied joint cooperation in all fields as well as the presence of Swedish Industries prestigious in Iraq through products Scania and Volvo and Ericsson companies and technology and other Swedish companies, "pointing out that" a number of Swedish companies operate Currently in the province of Basra and other parts of Iraq and it is keen to develop that work to include other provinces in Iraq.
He went on the Swedish ambassador, "despite the security and financial constraints that occurred during the last stage but there are some achievement between the first and second visit to the province of Dhi Qar, there is work in the field of investment and health" .anthy 25
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