Posts Tagged ‘Minister of State for Foreign Affairs’

Islamic Supreme Council Chairman meets with British Foreign Minister

Posted: October 19, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics
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Wise to discuss with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs last British Iraqi political developments and regional
On: Wed, 10/19/2011 10:25

Baghdad (news) .. Yesterday chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, British Alistair Burt latest political developments of Iraq and the region.

A statement of Hakim’s office has received the Agency (news) a copy of it on Wednesday: The two sides also discussed the latest developments in Iraq and the region in general.

For his part, British Secretary of State Alistair Burt said in a statement to the press after the meeting on the similarity of views and positions and theses with al-Hakim, in support of the people seeking freedom and claim their rights properly away from the violence.

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British minister (the news): bureaucracy and red tape behind the lack of development and investment in Iraq

Posted: October 18, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics
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On: Tue 10/18/2011 12:33

Baghdad (news) .. attributed the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and the Middle East, British Alistair Burt reasons to delay development and investment in Iraq to the bureaucracy and red tape.

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Iraqi minister: Baghdad government will not accept to change the venue of the Arab Summit

Posted: April 29, 2011 in Iraqi Dinar/Politics
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Baghdad, 29 April (Rn) – The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, on Friday, that the Iraqi government would not agree to replace the venue of the coming Arab summit, likely at the same time be held in Baghdad in September next.

Ali Alsjeri of Kurdistan News Agency (Rn) that “Iraq brought an official message to the Arab League rejected the moves by some countries to change the location of the Arab summit in Baghdad and convert it to another place because it means giving up the Arab League for the constants agreed between the Arab countries.”
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