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Kazem Al-Shammari: the hidden face of Maliki's visit to Iran is more important than the advertised
Tuesday, April 24 / April 2012 14:15
[Baghdad - where]
The MP said the bloc white Kazem Al Shammari, "The hidden face of the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Iran is more important than advertised."
Shammari said in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "Maliki's visit to Iran, carries a lot of indications that the region is going to a lot of changes, which will be an active party in Iraq."
He noted that the "read this visit is not Balrutinah as some people believed, and that carried on the face of agreements, industrial and commercial between Iraq and Iran," explaining that "what has not been announced is the relationship with Iran, the United States as well as the relationship with Turkey, Iraq, and Iran's ties to the Syrian government and disputes ongoing political process in Iraq. "
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his accompanying delegation returned to Baghdad yesterday after he had finished his official visit to Iran, which lasted two days, during which he met with Iranian leader Ali Khamenei and Iranian President Ahmadinejad and top Iranian officials.
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Tuesday, April 24 / April 2012 14:15
[Baghdad - where]
The MP said the bloc white Kazem Al Shammari, "The hidden face of the visit of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to Iran is more important than advertised."
Shammari said in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "Maliki's visit to Iran, carries a lot of indications that the region is going to a lot of changes, which will be an active party in Iraq."
He noted that the "read this visit is not Balrutinah as some people believed, and that carried on the face of agreements, industrial and commercial between Iraq and Iran," explaining that "what has not been announced is the relationship with Iran, the United States as well as the relationship with Turkey, Iraq, and Iran's ties to the Syrian government and disputes ongoing political process in Iraq. "
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his accompanying delegation returned to Baghdad yesterday after he had finished his official visit to Iran, which lasted two days, during which he met with Iranian leader Ali Khamenei and Iranian President Ahmadinejad and top Iranian officials.
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