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Washington hails reforms Abadi and indicated their willingness to send experts to increase the production of electricity
17 August 2015 - 23:19
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Praised the United States of America, on Monday evening, the last steps of the reformist prime minister Haider al-Abadi, affirming its full support for these reforms, as expressed willingness to send experts to help increase the efficiency and production of electricity.
Ebadi said in a statement received by the Office of Alsumaria News copy of it, "al-Abadi met in his office, on Thursday evening, Brett Mkourk US Assistant Secretary of State envoy of US President Barack Obama and his entourage."
He praised Mkourk, according to the statement to "reform packages to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi full support and readiness of the United States of America to stand with Iraq, especially on the subject of electric power file and send experts to help increase the efficiency and production of the electrical system."
The statement added, "The meeting also discuss the training, arming and increase the ability of the Iraqi armed forces, in addition to praise the victories achieved in the breakers operations on Daash gangs and help in the reconstruction of the liberated areas and re-displaced".
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17 August 2015 - 23:19
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Praised the United States of America, on Monday evening, the last steps of the reformist prime minister Haider al-Abadi, affirming its full support for these reforms, as expressed willingness to send experts to help increase the efficiency and production of electricity.
Ebadi said in a statement received by the Office of Alsumaria News copy of it, "al-Abadi met in his office, on Thursday evening, Brett Mkourk US Assistant Secretary of State envoy of US President Barack Obama and his entourage."
He praised Mkourk, according to the statement to "reform packages to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi full support and readiness of the United States of America to stand with Iraq, especially on the subject of electric power file and send experts to help increase the efficiency and production of the electrical system."
The statement added, "The meeting also discuss the training, arming and increase the ability of the Iraqi armed forces, in addition to praise the victories achieved in the breakers operations on Daash gangs and help in the reconstruction of the liberated areas and re-displaced".
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