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Baghdad and Seoul sign a cooperation agreement diplomat and politician
18/02/2012
Agreed to ensure the needs of Korea's oil supplies and expand the presence of companies in Iraq
BAGHDAD - Al Sabah
Signed Baghdad and Seoul yesterday signed a cooperation agreement diplomat and politician, in a move to open new horizons of relations between the two countries. And held at the Korean Foreign Ministry in Seoul yesterday talks between Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and his Korean counterpart Kim Swank-hwan in the presence of the delegations of both sides. During the meeting, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received "morning," a copy of it, reviews Iraqi relations - Korea's growing and evolving in many areas of political and economic cooperation, investment and military. Was also stressed to help secure Iraq to the needs of South Korea's oil supply and the expansion of post Korean companies in the fields of energy and investment in major projects in the construction of residential complexes and the establishment of plant iron and steel in Basra and power plants. The two sides exchanged views on developments in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf and the situation in Syria and the Arab states, which saw revolutions for democratic change., the statement said At the conclusion of the talks took place and the foreign ministers of the two countries, a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation of political and diplomatic to frame the political consultations on bilateral and global issues of common and exchange of experiences, capacity building and promotion of training courses and diplomatic training. It also set up Swank hwan yesterday evening a dinner in honor of the Iraqi delegation visiting attended by a number of senior heads of Korean companies as stx Energy Company and Cole Kaz Inc. Hanuaha for construction, engineering, and the Ministry of Science and Technology. The Iraqi delegation was received yesterday by Lee Jonk-bak President of the Republic of Korean the presidential palace, during which they discussed bilateral relations and the vision for the security of Iraq and the Gulf region and the developments of the Arab Spring revolutions in a number of countries. The delegation included the Iraqi Foreign Minister, Dr. Sami al-Araji, Chairman of the National Investment and Head of Asia, and Iraq's ambassador in Seoul and the Director of the Office of the Minister. Welcomed Korean President Bzibari, was also discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and expressed his buck his country's readiness to cooperate with Iraq in all fields. For his part, transport minister Foreign greetings of President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Korean President then reviewed the latest developments in Iraq and the region and praised the role of Korea in its contribution to building the new Iraq after the change through their participation in the international coalition and reconstruction projects in Iraq, calling for Korean companies to actively participate in of Iraq.
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18/02/2012
Agreed to ensure the needs of Korea's oil supplies and expand the presence of companies in Iraq
BAGHDAD - Al Sabah
Signed Baghdad and Seoul yesterday signed a cooperation agreement diplomat and politician, in a move to open new horizons of relations between the two countries. And held at the Korean Foreign Ministry in Seoul yesterday talks between Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and his Korean counterpart Kim Swank-hwan in the presence of the delegations of both sides. During the meeting, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received "morning," a copy of it, reviews Iraqi relations - Korea's growing and evolving in many areas of political and economic cooperation, investment and military. Was also stressed to help secure Iraq to the needs of South Korea's oil supply and the expansion of post Korean companies in the fields of energy and investment in major projects in the construction of residential complexes and the establishment of plant iron and steel in Basra and power plants. The two sides exchanged views on developments in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf and the situation in Syria and the Arab states, which saw revolutions for democratic change., the statement said At the conclusion of the talks took place and the foreign ministers of the two countries, a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation of political and diplomatic to frame the political consultations on bilateral and global issues of common and exchange of experiences, capacity building and promotion of training courses and diplomatic training. It also set up Swank hwan yesterday evening a dinner in honor of the Iraqi delegation visiting attended by a number of senior heads of Korean companies as stx Energy Company and Cole Kaz Inc. Hanuaha for construction, engineering, and the Ministry of Science and Technology. The Iraqi delegation was received yesterday by Lee Jonk-bak President of the Republic of Korean the presidential palace, during which they discussed bilateral relations and the vision for the security of Iraq and the Gulf region and the developments of the Arab Spring revolutions in a number of countries. The delegation included the Iraqi Foreign Minister, Dr. Sami al-Araji, Chairman of the National Investment and Head of Asia, and Iraq's ambassador in Seoul and the Director of the Office of the Minister. Welcomed Korean President Bzibari, was also discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and expressed his buck his country's readiness to cooperate with Iraq in all fields. For his part, transport minister Foreign greetings of President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Korean President then reviewed the latest developments in Iraq and the region and praised the role of Korea in its contribution to building the new Iraq after the change through their participation in the international coalition and reconstruction projects in Iraq, calling for Korean companies to actively participate in of Iraq.
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