Mustafa Al-Kazemi, the prime minister of Iraq, emphasised the significance of expanding security and military cooperation between his nation and Lebanon in a way that ensures the safety and stability of the two peoples.
According to a statement from Al-office, Kazemi’s this occurred during his meeting with General Joseph Aoun, commander of the Lebanese army, today, Wednesday. They discussed bilateral relations between the two nations, ways to strengthen their cooperation, and ways to support the military in a way that would improve its performance.
During the conference, the efforts of the Iraqi forces to combat terrorism and hunt down its remnants were reviewed, as well as the development of the field accomplishments that have been accomplished, which have positively contributed to the consolidation of security and stability in Iraq and the region.
The surviving camp, on the other hand, is a challenge for Iraq, the region, and the international community, according to Qassem Al-Araji, the Iraqi national security adviser. He also noted the necessity of pressuring other nations to urge the repatriation of their residents from the camp.
The Australian Chargé d’Affaires in Baghdad, Stephen Yats, was received by Al-Araji today, according to the media office of the organisation. They discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and ways to develop them in all fields as well as the issue of the Syrian horror camp and the cooperation of the international community to dismantle and end the camp as well as drying up the sources of ISIS financial and humanitarian gangs.
Stephen, for his part, emphasised that his nation continues to respect Iraq’s sovereignty by stating that it supports Iraq’s efforts to repatriate the families from the Syrian Hall camp.
The Iraqi Prime Minister emphasises the value of strengthening Lebanon’s security and military ties.
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