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Jubouri, a delegation of the Congress: Iraq is going through an economic crisis no less dangerous for the security crisis
September 5, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) called on House Speaker Saleem al-Jubouri, said on Saturday the United States to assign Iraq militarily and economically, and as he emphasized that his country is going through an economic crisis no less dangerous for the security crisis, he called for speeding up arming tribal forces to be keeping the nucleus of the earth after its liberation.
This came during a meeting with House Speaker Saleem al-Jubouri, Saturday, and a senior delegation from Congress Alomerreqi led by Senator Chris Murphy and Senator Carey Peters and the delegation accompanying them.
A statement of the Office Jubouri recognizes the (IMN) Nsschh him that "During the meeting they discussed the overall political and security situation in the country, and the progress made by Iraqi forces in their operations against Daash gangs in Anbar, with the need to assign the Iraqi forces in the western region by the coalition forces."
As pointed out, "they were meeting discussed ways to accelerate the arming tribal forces to be keeping the nucleus of the earth after its liberation."
The head of the House of Representatives Saleem al-Jubouri on "the need to assign Iraq militarily and economically, and that Iraq is going through a severe economic crisis is no less dangerous for the security situation" past on to say that "the international community must stand economically with him given the decline in world oil prices."
For their part, members of the delegation said the US Congress, according to the statement, "The United States continues to support the political and security of Iraq."
As they drew to that "the international community led by the United States emphasizes the need that Iraq is open to all neighboring countries, economic and security."
The meeting was attended by US Ambassador Stuart Jones and Gen. Terry commander of the joint ground operations, in addition to the commander of the joint military operations and naval military coordinator of the US Congress
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September 5, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) called on House Speaker Saleem al-Jubouri, said on Saturday the United States to assign Iraq militarily and economically, and as he emphasized that his country is going through an economic crisis no less dangerous for the security crisis, he called for speeding up arming tribal forces to be keeping the nucleus of the earth after its liberation.
This came during a meeting with House Speaker Saleem al-Jubouri, Saturday, and a senior delegation from Congress Alomerreqi led by Senator Chris Murphy and Senator Carey Peters and the delegation accompanying them.
A statement of the Office Jubouri recognizes the (IMN) Nsschh him that "During the meeting they discussed the overall political and security situation in the country, and the progress made by Iraqi forces in their operations against Daash gangs in Anbar, with the need to assign the Iraqi forces in the western region by the coalition forces."
As pointed out, "they were meeting discussed ways to accelerate the arming tribal forces to be keeping the nucleus of the earth after its liberation."
The head of the House of Representatives Saleem al-Jubouri on "the need to assign Iraq militarily and economically, and that Iraq is going through a severe economic crisis is no less dangerous for the security situation" past on to say that "the international community must stand economically with him given the decline in world oil prices."
For their part, members of the delegation said the US Congress, according to the statement, "The United States continues to support the political and security of Iraq."
As they drew to that "the international community led by the United States emphasizes the need that Iraq is open to all neighboring countries, economic and security."
The meeting was attended by US Ambassador Stuart Jones and Gen. Terry commander of the joint ground operations, in addition to the commander of the joint military operations and naval military coordinator of the US Congress
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