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Committee between Iraq and Britain to estimate the military needs
8/3/15
The Ministry of Defense, Monday, Iraq and Britain agree on the formation of a committee to assess the Iraqi military needs.
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Defense Ministry said on Monday, Iraq and Britain agree on the formation of a committee to assess Iraq's military needs and follow up their implementation, with Defence Minister Khaled al-Obeidi said that the army is going and confident steps forward reflected practically in his last fight.
The ministry said in a statement seen by "obelisk", "The Defense Minister Khaled al-Obeidi tired received, morning Aleomdifa British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon and his accompanying delegation, where was the minister visiting official reception attended by a number of leaders of the Defense Ministry and officials of the ceremony."
The ministry added that "the two sides agreed on the formation of an Iraqi committee - a British estimate of Iraqi military needs in the areas and follow up their implementation."
The ministry quoted al-Obeidi emphasis on the "centrality of the Iraqi role in the face of the forces of global terrorism," adding that "Iraq is fighting a war against terrorism, a practical Palmatty and geostrategic but fighting in defense of the world's vital interests, and that the sacrifices of the armed forces, and the martyrs of the great Iraqi people, was one of the for the home, and uphold the lofty human values of freedom, peace and human justice. "
Obeidi and pointed out that "the army is going and confident steps forward, reflected practically in his last fight, waged by the support of the living national forces in Anbar, where operations take place Pencgaha Decree According to the planned Joint Special Operations Command."
He Obeidi for "aspiration of the Iraqi government to the British a greater role in supporting Iraq at all levels to mobilize international efforts in the fight against terrorism, and hope that the British army a greater role in supporting the Iraqi war effort at the international coalition level or at the bilateral level in areas needed by Iraq." He stressed "the need for Britain to have a bigger role in the field of humanitarian assistance to the displaced and rebuilding the liberated areas."
The British Prime Minister David Cameron said in (July 20, 2015) that Britain is seeking a bigger role in the struggle for the destruction of the organization "Daash" in Iraq and Syria.
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8/3/15
The Ministry of Defense, Monday, Iraq and Britain agree on the formation of a committee to assess the Iraqi military needs.
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Defense Ministry said on Monday, Iraq and Britain agree on the formation of a committee to assess Iraq's military needs and follow up their implementation, with Defence Minister Khaled al-Obeidi said that the army is going and confident steps forward reflected practically in his last fight.
The ministry said in a statement seen by "obelisk", "The Defense Minister Khaled al-Obeidi tired received, morning Aleomdifa British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon and his accompanying delegation, where was the minister visiting official reception attended by a number of leaders of the Defense Ministry and officials of the ceremony."
The ministry added that "the two sides agreed on the formation of an Iraqi committee - a British estimate of Iraqi military needs in the areas and follow up their implementation."
The ministry quoted al-Obeidi emphasis on the "centrality of the Iraqi role in the face of the forces of global terrorism," adding that "Iraq is fighting a war against terrorism, a practical Palmatty and geostrategic but fighting in defense of the world's vital interests, and that the sacrifices of the armed forces, and the martyrs of the great Iraqi people, was one of the for the home, and uphold the lofty human values of freedom, peace and human justice. "
Obeidi and pointed out that "the army is going and confident steps forward, reflected practically in his last fight, waged by the support of the living national forces in Anbar, where operations take place Pencgaha Decree According to the planned Joint Special Operations Command."
He Obeidi for "aspiration of the Iraqi government to the British a greater role in supporting Iraq at all levels to mobilize international efforts in the fight against terrorism, and hope that the British army a greater role in supporting the Iraqi war effort at the international coalition level or at the bilateral level in areas needed by Iraq." He stressed "the need for Britain to have a bigger role in the field of humanitarian assistance to the displaced and rebuilding the liberated areas."
The British Prime Minister David Cameron said in (July 20, 2015) that Britain is seeking a bigger role in the struggle for the destruction of the organization "Daash" in Iraq and Syria.
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