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Libyan Prime Minister stands ready to support the work of the Iraqi embassy in Tripoli
Ali Aldhargam - 09/23/2012 - 8:55 pm | Readers: 27
Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Rahim expressed his happiness in Cape resumption of relations between the two countries and the reopening of the Iraqi embassy in Tripoli.
The Foreign Ministry statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "acting Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Tripoli Khaled waterfall met with Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Rahim Keeb official in his office."
"The Libyan Prime Minister expressed his delight at the resumption of relations between the two countries and the reopening of the Iraqi embassy in Tripoli, Libyan government expressed the readiness to provide support and facilities necessary for the work of the embassy."
The statement said "the Prime Minister also conveyed Libyan appreciation and gratitude to the government and the Iraqi people."
The both Iraq and Libya announced early Sept. restore diplomatic relations.
A statement by the Iraqi Foreign Ministry "as a result of the talks held in Cairo agreement was reached between Foreign Minister in the government of the Republic of Iraq, Hoshyar Zebari, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Libyan government Saad bin imagination to resume full diplomatic relations between the two countries at the level of ambassador and will each provide the necessary facilities of the other party in order to speed up the opening of the missions of the two capitals and enable them to carry out their tasks as soon as possible ".
The Iraq and Libya resumed in March 21 last] diplomatic relations severed since almost ten years was signed between the Foreign Ministries of the two countries on private documents in this regard, and during a meeting with Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari delegation of high-level Libyan allowing facilities of bilateral exchanges and mutual visits between leaders of the two countries.
The Libya announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Iraq after the United States launched in March 2003 war on Iraq, then closed its embassy in Baghdad and withdrew its diplomats, after the killing of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in the past year. Ended.
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