Jaafari: Doors open investment Iraqi markets

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05/28/2015 23:20

Jaafari: Doors open investment Iraqi markets

 

 

 

Iraq fighting a war to defend their land and dignity and wealth and represents the first line in the confrontation against Daash terrorist gangs, which requires the support of his efforts and provide all the support and assistance and provide the necessary supplies for the displaced families.

BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Thursday, that the doors of investment in the Iraqi market is open to friendly countries to support the prospects of joint cooperation, and while the new Turkish counterpart born Ihsanoglu his support for Iraq in the war against terrorism and help the displaced position.

Jaafari's office said in a statement, said that the latter "met on the sidelines of the conference 42 foreign Islamic Cooperation Council (GCC) ministers Turkish counterparts born Ihsanoglu, and Alkirgstani Arlan Abdlf".

He stressed al-Jaafari, according to the statement, the "Iraq's desire to establish better relations with the world all nations, and countries, especially neighbors," noting that "Iraq is a rich riches country, and the doors of investment in open markets in front of friendly countries to support the prospects of joint cooperation in all fields."

He added that "Iraq is passing through exceptional circumstances make all countries in front of the responsibility to stand by them," pointing out that "Iraq fighting a war to defend their land and dignity and wealth and represents the first line in the confrontation against Daash terrorist gangs, which requires the support of his efforts and provide all the support and assistance and provide the necessary supplies for families displaced. "

Jaafari pointed out "the need to mobilize international efforts to support Iraq in the fight against the terrorist organization Daash," explaining that "today Daash war world war because the terrorists Daash came from 62 countries and express the culture of brutality."

For his part, Ihsanoglu reiterated "his country's support for Iraq in the war against terrorism and help the displaced," looking forward to "intensify dialogues for the implementation of the agreements signed between the two countries."

In turn, Abdlf confirmed "his country's keenness to enhance relations and the exchange of official visits in the context of consolidation, and openness in relations to the level of ambition".

And it kicked off the session 42 of the Council of Islamic Cooperation Organization foreign ministers, on Wednesday (27 May 2015), in the State of Kuwait under the title (shared vision to promote tolerance and to renounce terrorism) with the participation of Iraq.

 

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