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Maliki and Obama continued to emphasize the relationship between the two countries after the U.S. withdrawal
Monday, 12 January 1 / December 2011 17:58 | Author: rad | |
BAGHDAD / With: Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a joint press conference with his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama on Monday, and confirmed the presidents of Iraq and the U.S. to continue the relationship and mutual respect after the U.S. withdrawal end of the month.
Maliki, who is currently visiting the United States that: "Relations between the two sides will not end with the withdrawal of the last U.S. troops and Iraq needs political support."
He added that the "strategic framework agreement for the benefit of Iraq, as the benefit of the United States," explaining that he "discussed with U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden in Iraq to activate the strategic framework agreement, as well as discussed with his American counterpart Barack Obama in Washington."
In turn, U.S. President Obama, "it was an emphasis on the application of the strategic framework agreement between the two countries," explaining that "all workers in the U.S. embassy in Baghdad will work to serve Iraq and the Iraqi people."
The two sides discussed the issue of U.S. withdrawal from Iraq and the future of bilateral relations after the training of Iraqi forces and other issues of concern to both sides before the press conference.
Al-Maliki arrived in Washington late Sunday night, at the head of official delegation on a visit to the United States take several days and is accompanied by the owners of both the Minister of Oil Abdul Karim and coffee and transport Hadi al-Amiri, defense agency, Saadoun al-Dulaimi, trade Khairallah Babiker and national security adviser Faleh Al-Fayad and President National Investment Commission Chairman Sami al-Araji, and advisory board Thamer Ghadban and a number of military experts and security advisors. (Finished)
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Monday, 12 January 1 / December 2011 17:58 | Author: rad | |
BAGHDAD / With: Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a joint press conference with his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama on Monday, and confirmed the presidents of Iraq and the U.S. to continue the relationship and mutual respect after the U.S. withdrawal end of the month.
Maliki, who is currently visiting the United States that: "Relations between the two sides will not end with the withdrawal of the last U.S. troops and Iraq needs political support."
He added that the "strategic framework agreement for the benefit of Iraq, as the benefit of the United States," explaining that he "discussed with U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden in Iraq to activate the strategic framework agreement, as well as discussed with his American counterpart Barack Obama in Washington."
In turn, U.S. President Obama, "it was an emphasis on the application of the strategic framework agreement between the two countries," explaining that "all workers in the U.S. embassy in Baghdad will work to serve Iraq and the Iraqi people."
The two sides discussed the issue of U.S. withdrawal from Iraq and the future of bilateral relations after the training of Iraqi forces and other issues of concern to both sides before the press conference.
Al-Maliki arrived in Washington late Sunday night, at the head of official delegation on a visit to the United States take several days and is accompanied by the owners of both the Minister of Oil Abdul Karim and coffee and transport Hadi al-Amiri, defense agency, Saadoun al-Dulaimi, trade Khairallah Babiker and national security adviser Faleh Al-Fayad and President National Investment Commission Chairman Sami al-Araji, and advisory board Thamer Ghadban and a number of military experts and security advisors. (Finished)
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