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President of the Republic: The government has a strategy to open up to the countries of the world

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President of the Republic: The government has a strategy to open up to the countries of the world - Iraq News (iraqakhbar-com.translate.goog)

 

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The President of the Republic, Dr. Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, said on Tuesday that the government has a strategy to open up to the countries of the world.

A statement by the Information Office of the Presidency of the Republic received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA) stated that "the President of the Republic received the delegation of the European Union Mission to Iraq."

Rashid stressed "the importance of close relations between Iraq and the European Union, and the need to strengthen them in areas of common interest," noting that "Iraq suffered from several internal and external problems in the past, and is now in a better position." , especially in the security aspect.”

He added, “The Iraqi government has a strategy of opening up to the countries of the world and strengthening relations with the international community, and its program emphasizes infrastructure in various sectors related to the needs of citizens, in addition to working to resolve outstanding issues between the federal government and the Kurdistan region, and approving pending draft laws.”

He pointed out, "The need for the world to see the real situation in Iraq and the improvement that is taking place in it, which reflects positively on encouraging investments and the private sector in the country."

For its part, the delegation expressed "the European Union's aspiration to strengthen partnership with Iraq in aspects of training and consultation, cooperation in cultural fields and to show the ancient

civilization of Iraq to the world," praising "the improvement witnessed bythecountry."

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European official: Baghdad is an important part of the world and this is what we have done in 5 years

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Shafaq News / Operations Commander revealed Civil Missions of the European Union Stefano Tomat, on Tuesday, on the nature of the work of The European Union in Iraq, at various levels, while Baghdad was considered a center and part Whatever for the world.

 

This came during a press conference, held Tomat, on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the European Union Advisory Mission to Iraq It was attended by Shafaq News Agency.

Tomat said, EU Delegation Advisory in Iraq, similar to cooperation between Iraq and the European Union, synonymous with "Five years ago, I started consulting and I was part of the planning processes, which is An opportunity to learn from the past and this is not the first time the EU has launched Operations in Iraq, we launched operations in 2005 and they contributed to the training of Iraqi officials."

He added: "It is a lengthy process of EU-Iraq cooperation is back to the beginning, I would say that this Cooperation for us is that Baghdad is a center and an important part of the world."

Tomat pointed out that "Iraq Achieved a lot of advanced and the European Union accompanies them to continue to progress and reform The security sector and there are some important challenges for Iraq," stressing "the continuation of the union The European in Iraq, and its willingness to work with the Iraqis, and not to leave them."

He explained that "during the meeting with EU ambassadors gave advice for the EU to be more helpful to Iraq." "The ITU advisors are here every day and talking to the community. international on the situation of Iraqis."

The Commander of Civil Operations in The European Union, noted that "the security sector cannot be responded to one day, Issues and problems are not solved in a short period, and a country like Iraq is changing and we have to We adapt actions to the needs of Iraqis, we have to look at the national strategy and support for the years to come."

He continued: "Our presence in Iraq is going According to our office in Brussels, we opened an office in Erbil last year, and we are looking at Iraq. In its entirety, from the perspective that Iraq is a state and we do not want to be specific in the Green Zone, but rather We want beyond that and that's how we're going to keep working."

"The mission is present," Tomat said. in all governorates, and that during the visit to Basra province, the mission provided some advice Regarding the preparations for the football ceremony, this is for the purpose of capacity building and supporting Iraq, in everything," he concluded, concluding by saying: "We aspire to have a prosperous Iraq from during the cooperat

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Iraqi Parliament calls on the President of the Republic to hold the water file

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The President of the Republic Abdul Latif Rashid, Tuesday, the need for a legislative revolution in the fields of water and agriculture Oil and the private sector, while the Finance Committee called for the President of the Republic to hold the water file.
The Presidency of the Republic stated In a statement received by Mawazine News / a copy of it, that "Rashid received at the Baghdad Palace, a number of Members of the parliamentary legal committee headed by MP Mohammed Al-Anouz."
The President of the Republic confirmed during The meeting, that "the two laws are planning and developing a road map to follow it, and we need today to a legislative revolution in the fields of water, agriculture, oil and the private sector, as we need Laws and legislations that strengthen the relationship between the center and the governorates," noting that " The situation in the world is changing and legislation must be put in place to keep pace with these changes."
He added, "The problem of Water is general and not related to Iraq alone, and we cannot control nature, but there are issues It must be solved with neighboring countries, and the country suffers from the problem of water waste and we need legislation A law that prevents the misuse of water," pointing to "the need to form a higher council Water includes specialists, experts and those interested in water affairs."
He explained, "The role The oversight of the House of Representatives is important in order to monitor performance and work and address the imbalance, especially since any A position that serves the people and society, not to exploit them personally, partisanly or factionally."
In turn, members of The Legal Committee is the work of the committee and its follow-up to laws and legislations, stressing the existence of a serious endeavor With the executive to complete bills.
Regarding the subject of The Committee indicated its aspiration that the President of the Republic will hold the water file, especially since its specialization is in This field and its expertise.
Committee members expressed Their hope is to coordinate and communicate with the Presidency of the Republic regarding the legislation of the law of the Supreme Council Federal and in order to achieve justice and equality among Iraqis.End19/h

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Rashid calls on parliament to serve citizens

Rashid calls on parliament to serve citizens
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Baghdad / Iraq News Network - The Presidency of the Republic and the Parliament stressed, on Tuesday, the need to speed up the adoption of the 2023 budget law.The Office of the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives said in a statement: "The First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, discussed at Baghdad Palace, with President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, the overall security, economic and political situation in the country." The two presidencies to "speed up the legislation of important laws, especially the general budget law, laws with a service dimension, investment and the revitalization of the private sector, and call for concerted efforts and continued coordination between the presidencies to provide the maximum possible service to citizens."

 

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The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Rashid, received, on Tuesday, 6 December 2022, at Baghdad Palace, the delegation of the Delegation of the European Union to Iraq.

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The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Rashid, received, on Tuesday, 6 December 2022, at Baghdad Palace, the delegation of the Delegation of the European Union to Iraq.

The President of the Republic, according to a statement of his media office received by "Ultra Iraq" a copy of it, "the importance of close relations between Iraq and the European Union, and the need to strengthen them in areas of common interest," noting that "Iraq suffered from several internal and external problems in the past, and is now in a better position, especially in the security aspect."

He added that "the Iraqi government has a strategy to open up to the countries of the world and strengthen relations with the international community, and its program emphasizes infrastructure in various sectors related to the needs of citizens, in addition to working to resolve outstanding issues between the federal government and the Kurdistan region, and approving pending draft laws."

He pointed to "the need for the world to see the real situation in Iraq and the improvement that is taking place, which will reflect positively on encouraging investments and the private sector in the country."

For its part, the delegation expressed "the European Union's aspiration to strengthen the partnership with Iraq in the aspects of training and consultation, cooperation in the cultural fields and showing the ancient civilization of Iraq to the world, and the delegation also praised the improvement witnessed by the country."

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Iraqi President confirms Iraq has strategy to open up to the world

Iraqi President confirms Iraq has strategy to open up to the world

The Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid and the delegation of the European Union mission to Iraq. Photo: Iraqi Presidency

Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) – The Iraqi President, Abdul Latif Rashid, said on Tuesday that the Iraqi government has a special strategy to open up to the world and strengthen Baghdad’s relations with other countries, according to a press statement issued by the Iraqi Presidency.

Rashid’s statement took place during his meeting with the delegation of the European Union mission to Iraq, according to the Iraqi News Agency (INA).

The Iraqi President stated that Iraq has close relations with the European Union, stressing the need to strengthen these relations in all areas.

Rashid indicated that Iraq was suffering from several domestic and foreign issues, noting that the situation has now become better, especially in terms of security.

Rashid clarified that his country seeks to strengthen its international relations through openness to the world.

Regarding the government’s program, Rashid explained that it depends on the completion of the infrastructure in various fields related to the needs of the Iraqis.

The Iraqi President also clarified that the government will work to end the outstanding issues between the Kurdistan Region and the federal government.

Rashid said that presenting the real situation in Iraq and showing how it improved will encourage investments and increase private sector projects.

The European delegation expressed its aspiration to strengthen relations with Baghdad in training and advisory fields, in addition to cultural fields.

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The Association of Iraqi Private Banks discusses with planning financing projects and strengthening partnership with the public sector
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Economy News / Baghdad

The Association of Iraqi Private Banks discussed, on Wednesday, with the Ministry of Planning, financing investment projects and activating the partnership between the public and private sectors.

"Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Planning, Mohammed Ali Tamim, discussed with Wadih al-Handal, head of the Association of Iraqi Private Banks, and his accompanying delegation the role of the development banking sector and financing investment projects, within the framework of working to achieve partnership between the public and private sectors," a ministry statement said.

The meeting also discussed "the mechanisms of activating the Private Sector Development Council, which is chaired by the Minister of Planning, and the need to work on legislating the law of this council due to its importance in supporting and empowering the private sector, which awaits many tasks."

Al-Handal and the members of the delegation reviewed "the most prominent social and economic events implemented by the Association of Iraqi Private Banks in Baghdad and a number of provinces, as well as addressing the future prospects of the banking sector in Iraq."

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Sudani and the International Monetary Fund discuss reforming the Iraqi banking system and efforts to combat corruption

Sudani and the International Monetary Fund discuss reforming the Iraqi banking system and efforts to combat corruption
  
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani received, on Wednesday, an International Monetary Fund delegation headed by the Fund's Resident Representative in Iraq, Mr. Ghazi Shbeikat.

During the meeting, al-Sudani stressed during a statement by his office issued on Thursday, "the importance of strengthening aspects of joint cooperation between Iraq and the Fund's development programs, and supporting the path of empowering the Iraqi economy."

"They also discussed the IMF's support for the government's economic reform approach, as well as cooperation in reforming and developing the Iraqi banking system, and supporting Iraq's efforts to combat corruption," the statement added.

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Al-Sudani: The Arab-Chinese summit is an opportunity for economic integration in the region

Sudani: The Arab-Chinese summit is an opportunity for economic integration in the region (ninanews-com.translate.goog)

Baghdad / NINA / - Prime Minister Muhammad Shia'a Al-Sudani said that the Arab-Chinese summit currently being held in Riyadh is an opportunity for economic integration in the region./ End
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Arab-Chinese Summit. Al-Sudanese reveals 4 steps for his government: We look forward to strengthening the partnership within the Belt and Road Initiative

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Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudanese revealed on Friday 4 steps that his government will focus on in the next stage, stressing Iraq's aspiration to strengthen the partnership within the Belt and Road Initiative.

This came in his speech during the Arab-Chinese summit held in the Saudi capital Riyadh, according to a statement issued by his office and reported to Shafaq News.

Al-Sudani said, “I would like to commend the importance of holding this summit, which comes within a deep understanding of the international arena, so that we can adopt a balanced and complementary foreign policy that serves the interests of our peoples and countries and promotes stability and prosperity,” adding that “Iraq supports all efforts aimed at strengthening the steady cooperation and friendship relations between Arab countries and China.

He explained, "This summit is an opportunity for economic integration in our region by strengthening cooperation with China, and benefiting from Chinese expertise in various fields, without forgetting the experiences of combating poverty and epidemics, developing saltwater agriculture, and efforts to combat desertification."

He continued, "Iraq has long-standing relations with China that have gained a growing amount of interest and development over the past years at the governmental and popular levels, and it looks forward to strengthening partnership within the Belt and Road Initiative, and within the fields of investment, energy and infrastructure projects."

The Iraqi Prime Minister said, “Our steps in the next stage will focus on a number of areas, including:


First: Developing the economy and providing services, and I invite you today to open up the economy to Iraq, as it represents a promising environment for investment, and has important human and material success ingredients.

Second: Not allowing Iraq to be a base or a corridor for aggression against neighboring countries. We reject at the same time the aggression on our lands, and everyone must respect Iraq's sovereignty.
Our country was subjected to a brutal terrorist attack, which threatened the entire world. However, the Iraqis stood in self-defense, the region and the world, and made great sacrifices and dear blood, and victory was achieved. We know that the countries of the region and the world will not forget that honorable battle of ours, and will stand with us in our renaissance in gratitude and loyalty.


Third: Our region is the heart of the world and the link between the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe. It occupies a distinguished strategic position in the field of energy. Iraq is the center of this region historically and culturally, and among the most important oil-exporting countries in the world.
Therefore, we affirm our keenness on the stability of the global economic system through our role as a founding member of OPEC, and we aim with our partners to achieve stability in oil production and prices in a way that achieves the balanced interests of producers and consumers.


Fourth: We affirm Iraq's steadfast and principled commitment, its standing by the Palestinian people, and its defense of its right to its national state, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.

He continued, “Our region represents an increasing weight in a changing world, and together we must shape our future in it, in a way that achieves our positive openness to all friends on the one hand, and our insistence on imposing respect for our values and privacy on the other hand.

He concluded by saying, “We extend the hand of brotherhood to our brothers, neighbors, and friends, and we cherish our open relations with the countries of the West and the East on the basis of common interests.”

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China’s Xi meets Arab leaders including Iraqi PM on Saudi trip

China’s Xi meets Arab leaders including Iraqi PM on Saudi trip

Chinese President Xi Jinping is due to meet a swathe of Arab leaders on Friday

Riyadh – Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet Arab leaders in the Saudi capital on Friday for summits he has described as “milestone events” at a time of economic uncertainty and geopolitical realignment.

The meetings come on the third and final day of Xi’s first visit to Saudi Arabia since 2016 and only his third overseas trip since the coronavirus pandemic began.

On Thursday, he met with King Salman and Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, announcing deals on everything from hydrogen energy to housing, although few details were released.

Friday’s agenda was expected to include a summit with the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council as well as a broader China-Arab summit.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani were among the heads of state who arrived on Thursday, with leaders from Qatar, Lebanon, Tunisia and elsewhere also planning to attend.

“China looks forward to working with Saudi Arabia and Arab countries to make the two summits milestone events in the history of China-Arab relations and China-GCC relations,” Xi said on Thursday in remarks carried by Chinese state broadcaster CCTV.

The Gulf countries, strategic partners of Washington, are bolstering ties with China as part of an eastward turn that involves diversifying their fossil fuel-reliant economies.

Meanwhile China is trying to widen its sphere of influence, notably through its Belt and Road Initiative, in which it is providing funding for infrastructure projects around the world.

– ‘Prestige’ trade deals –

Officials have provided few details about Friday’s agenda, but one potential area of focus is a China-GCC free trade agreement that has been under discussion for nearly two decades.

“China will want to draw the lengthy negotiations to a close, as FTAs with major trading blocs is a matter of prestige for Beijing,” said Robert Mogielnicki of the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.

“It’s not as simple for the GCC states, which seem to be more invested in advancing bilateral ties and are engaged in varying degrees of regional economic competition with their neighbouring member states.”

A breakthrough on the trade deal could help Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter and the Middle East’s biggest economy, diversify its economy in line with the Vision 2030 reform agenda championed by Prince Mohammed.

Saudi state media have said that bilateral deals worth about $30 billion were expected to be signed during the visit.

Yet Mogielnicki said the significance of any announcements would only be clear if they went beyond pledges.

“When it comes to China’s bilateral relations with the Gulf and broader Middle East, one must remember that signing MoUs (memoranda of understanding) and making investment pledges is much easier than actually committing capital,” he said.

Xi’s Middle East trip has already earned a rebuke from the White House, which on Wednesday warned of “the influence that China is trying to grow around the world”, calling its objectives “not conducive to preserving the international rules-based order”.

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At the Arab-Chinese summit. Al-Sudani outlines 4 steps for the government in the next stage

At the Arab-Chinese summit. Al-Sudani outlines 4 steps for the government in the next stage
  
{Political: Al-Furat News} Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani outlined the steps of his government in the next stage.

In his speech at the Arab-Chinese summit held in Riyadh, Al-Sudani said: "I would like to commend the importance of holding this summit, which comes within a deep understanding of the international arena, so that we can adopt a balanced and complementary foreign policy that serves the interests of our peoples and countries and promotes stability and prosperity."

"Iraq supports all efforts to promote steady relations of cooperation and friendship between Arab countries and China," he said.

He pointed out that "this summit is an opportunity for economic integration in our region by strengthening cooperation with China, and benefiting from Chinese expertise in various fields, without forgetting the experiences of combating poverty and epidemics, developing agriculture in salt water, and efforts to combat desertification," noting that "Iraq is linked with China by long-standing relations that have taken a growing area of interest and development during the past years at the governmental and popular levels."

He stressed that "Iraq looks forward to strengthening the partnership within the Belt and Road Initiative, and within the fields of investment, energy and infrastructure projects," noting that "our steps in the next phase will focus on a number of areas, including:

First: Developing the economy and providing services, and I call on you today to open up the economy to Iraq, as it represents a promising environment for investment, and has the elements of important human and material success.

Second: Not allowing Iraq to be a headquarters or a corridor for aggression against neighboring countries, and at the same time we reject aggression against our territory, and everyone must respect Iraq's sovereignty.

"Our country was subjected to a brutal terrorist attack, which threatened the entire world. But the Iraqis stood in self-defense, the region and the world, and made great sacrifices and precious blood, and achieved victory. We know that the countries of the region and the world will not forget our honorable battle, and will stand with us in our renaissance in gratitude and loyalty.

Third: Our region is the heart of the world and the link between the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe, and occupies a distinguished strategic position in the field of energy, and Iraq is the center of this region historically and culturally, and among the most important oil-exporting countries in the world.

Therefore, we affirm our keenness on the stability of the global economic system through our role as a founding member of OPEC, and we aim with our partners to achieve stability in oil production and prices in order to achieve the balanced interests of producers and consumers.

Fourthly, we reaffirm Iraq's firm and principled commitment to stand by the Palestinian people and defend their right to a national State, with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.

The Prime Minister noted that "our region represents an increasing weight in a changing world, and together we must shape our future in it, in order to achieve our positive openness to all friends on the one hand, and our determination to impose respect for our values and privacy on the other hand."

"We extend the hand of brotherhood to our brothers, neighbours and friends, and we cherish our open relations with Western and Eastern countries on the basis of common interests," he said.

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Sudanese to the participants in the Arab-Chinese summit: I invite you to open up economically to Iraq
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Economy News - Baghdad

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said on Friday during his speech at the Arab-Chinese Summit for Cooperation and Development that the government will focus on developing the economy and providing services, announcing Iraq's support for strengthening relations of cooperation and friendship between Arab countries and China.

In his speech, according to a statement by the Prime Minister's Information Office, Al-Sudani praised the importance of holding this summit, saying: "It comes within a deep understanding of the international arena, so that we can adopt a balanced and complementary foreign policy that serves the interests of our peoples and countries and promotes stability and prosperity."

He added that "Iraq supports all efforts to strengthen relations of cooperation and steady friendship between Arab countries and China," noting that "this summit is an opportunity for economic integration in our region by strengthening cooperation with China, and benefiting from Chinese expertise in various fields, without forgetting the experiences of combating poverty and epidemics, developing agriculture in salt water, and efforts to combat desertification."

He pointed out that "Iraq is linked with China by long-standing relations that have taken a growing area of attention and development during the past years at the governmental and popular levels," pointing out that "Iraq is looking forward to strengthening the partnership within the Belt and Road Initiative, and within the fields of investment, energy and infrastructure projects."

Al-Sudani stressed that "our steps in the next phase will focus on a number of areas, including: developing the economy and providing services, and I call on you today to open up the economy to Iraq, as it represents a promising environment for investment, and has the elements of important success humanly and materially."

He pointed out that "our region is the heart of the world and the link between the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe, and occupies a distinguished strategic position in the field of energy, and Iraq is the center of this region historically and culturally, and among the most important oil exporting countries in the world."

The Prime Minister stressed Iraq's keenness on the stability of the global economic system through its role as a founding member of OPEC, noting that "we aim with our partners to achieve stability in oil production and prices in order to achieve the balanced interests of producers and consumers."


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