Obama, Ardogan, agree to support democracy in Iraq:
1/14/2012 3:32 PM
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: The White House has reported on Saturday that US President, Barrack Obama, and Turkish Prime Minister,
Racab Ardogan, have confirmed support for a transforming democratic phase in Iraq, according to a White House statement, carried out
by the Washington Post.
"US President, Barrack Obama, and Turkish Prime Minister, Racab Tayib Ardogan, have discussed in a telephone conversation on Friday
the current situations in Syria, Iraq and Iran, "reiterating support for democracy and their commitment towards the Middle East, during the
current serious moment of its history," the newspaper reported.
The Washington Post stressed that "Obama and Ardogan, have reiterated "support for an overwhelming transitional, democratic phase in
Iraq."
Noteworthy is that the American forces have left Iraq about half a month ago, according to the Strategic Agreement, signed between Iraq
and the United States in 2008.
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1/14/2012 3:32 PM
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: The White House has reported on Saturday that US President, Barrack Obama, and Turkish Prime Minister,
Racab Ardogan, have confirmed support for a transforming democratic phase in Iraq, according to a White House statement, carried out
by the Washington Post.
"US President, Barrack Obama, and Turkish Prime Minister, Racab Tayib Ardogan, have discussed in a telephone conversation on Friday
the current situations in Syria, Iraq and Iran, "reiterating support for democracy and their commitment towards the Middle East, during the
current serious moment of its history," the newspaper reported.
The Washington Post stressed that "Obama and Ardogan, have reiterated "support for an overwhelming transitional, democratic phase in
Iraq."
Noteworthy is that the American forces have left Iraq about half a month ago, according to the Strategic Agreement, signed between Iraq
and the United States in 2008.
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