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Maliki and Zebari meet the representative of Iraq in the UN mission
Wednesday, December 02, 2 / January 2013 18:41
{Baghdad: Euphrates News} Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki with the Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Ambassador Mohammed Ali Hakim political and economic issues and social internal and external which are directly related to the work of the Permanent Mission of Iraq in Geneva.
A statement from the lesbian that "Ambassador gave a detailed explanation of the Prime Minister on the developments in the work of Mission of the Republic of Iraq in Geneva and activities of the utmost importance for the future of Iraq and discussed a range of political and economic issues and social internal and external that are directly related work Permanent Mission of Iraq in Geneva.
"We received the Permanent Representative guidance direct from the Prime Minister about determining priorities Iraq and its relationship with international organizations and take advantage of international expertise for the development of Iraqi capabilities, and as long as the meeting approximately two hours as the meeting was attended by MP Hanan al. And President of the advisers in the Office of the Prime Minister Thamer Ghadban."
In a related context met Permanent Representative Ambassador Mohammed Ali Hakim in the Foreign Ministry building Foreign Minister of the Republic of Iraq professor Hoshyar Zebari gave him a detailed explanation about the course of action in Iraq Mission working in Geneva and developments diplomatic relations and professional with international organizations working in Geneva and of interest to Iraq and its future.
He also presented a detailed report on Iraq's role in political and regional groups and the most important decisions that Iraq participated in the manufacture and support.
. Listen Permanent Representative to the directives of the Minister of Foreign developing work and capacity of ministry staff working in Geneva and focus on setting priorities for action in international organizations. Ended
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HUH? Also, the word "babysit" seems to appear in sentences for no apparent reason?
