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Jaafari, the Turkish ambassador: We follow the issue of the abduction of workers is an attempt to obstruct the two countries' relations
2015/9/3
[Baghdad-where]
Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari ministry building in Baghdad today with Turkey's ambassador to Iraq Farouk Qaamakja the overall issues that concern the two countries and the progress of bilateral relations in addition to the issue of the abduction of Turkish citizens working in Iraq yesterday.
The al-Jaafari, according to a ministry statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, that "the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is following the investigations conducted by various security agencies to come to the perpetrators of this crime," stressing that "Iraq will not be delayed in redouble their efforts and exchange information until the release of the Turkish citizens and the arrest of the criminals who have committed this crime. "
He added that "kidnapping is not far from the terrorism that is happening in Iraq, and that the kidnapping attempt to hinder the development of relations between the two countries."
And on the water file Jaafari stressed the need for the continuation of Turkey to increase the amount of water to meet the needs of Iraq.
For his part, the Turkish ambassador to the need for concerted efforts and coordination for the release of hostages and the arrest of the perpetrators, referring to his country's keenness to establish better relations with Iraq, in the face of terrorism. "
He said Turkey's ambassador "of his country's commitment to increase the share of water for Iraq, but the control Daash to bridge the class in Syria prevents the arrival of water in the quantities required."
The company Norol] Turkish yesterday announced the kidnapping of 18 miners were working in the building of the stadium can accommodate thirty thousand spectators in eastern Baghdad's Sadr City by unknown gunmen.
He explained a spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry Tango Bljugik that they abducted 14 workers and three engineers and one accountant.
The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi corrupt owners and organized crime accused of the kidnapping, "stressing that" issued orders to deal with these kidnappers are also dealing with the terrorists, ".anthy
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2015/9/3
[Baghdad-where]
Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari ministry building in Baghdad today with Turkey's ambassador to Iraq Farouk Qaamakja the overall issues that concern the two countries and the progress of bilateral relations in addition to the issue of the abduction of Turkish citizens working in Iraq yesterday.
The al-Jaafari, according to a ministry statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, that "the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is following the investigations conducted by various security agencies to come to the perpetrators of this crime," stressing that "Iraq will not be delayed in redouble their efforts and exchange information until the release of the Turkish citizens and the arrest of the criminals who have committed this crime. "
He added that "kidnapping is not far from the terrorism that is happening in Iraq, and that the kidnapping attempt to hinder the development of relations between the two countries."
And on the water file Jaafari stressed the need for the continuation of Turkey to increase the amount of water to meet the needs of Iraq.
For his part, the Turkish ambassador to the need for concerted efforts and coordination for the release of hostages and the arrest of the perpetrators, referring to his country's keenness to establish better relations with Iraq, in the face of terrorism. "
He said Turkey's ambassador "of his country's commitment to increase the share of water for Iraq, but the control Daash to bridge the class in Syria prevents the arrival of water in the quantities required."
The company Norol] Turkish yesterday announced the kidnapping of 18 miners were working in the building of the stadium can accommodate thirty thousand spectators in eastern Baghdad's Sadr City by unknown gunmen.
He explained a spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry Tango Bljugik that they abducted 14 workers and three engineers and one accountant.
The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi corrupt owners and organized crime accused of the kidnapping, "stressing that" issued orders to deal with these kidnappers are also dealing with the terrorists, ".anthy
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