Saturday, June 5, 2010
Maliki unveil a plan to secure the land and sea borders and airspace of Iraq after U.S. withdrawal
He stressed the importance of accelerating access to modern aircraft
بغداد- الصباح BAGHDAD - morning
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki announced a government plan to secure airspace and land and sea border after the U.S. withdrawal from the country.
Maliki said during a meeting with French Ambassador to Iraq Bwalun Boris and his accompanying delegation yesterday, that the Iraqi relations - French gain in strength and durability.
He said he looked forward to further cooperation and support of our armed forces with equipment and modern military aircraft to a secure environment and land and sea border after the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, as well as cooperation in economic, commercial and electric power and construction of airports.
Prime Minister continued by saying: that Iraq's need to develop and strengthen its defense capabilities and the protection of oil exports which will increase production rates in the coming years require access to modern aircraft as soon as possible, stressing that what has reached with the French side in this particular cause for satisfaction.
And called for speeding up the ongoing work to draft a power station Basra and Karbala airport project, also renewed the call for French companies to invest in Iraq, and hoped to have a role to bid for future projects.
For his part, French Ambassador to according to a government statement received "morning," a copy of it: "We have clear instructions from President Nicolas Sarkozy to promote and strengthen the Iraqi forces, and he was very interested to expand cooperation with Iraq and needs in all areas, expressing his optimism to complete a deal Aircraft modern, especially the marine ones, which will contribute to strengthening the air force and communications system and the defense.
Maliki unveil a plan to secure the land and sea borders and airspace of Iraq after U.S. withdrawal
He stressed the importance of accelerating access to modern aircraft
بغداد- الصباح BAGHDAD - morning
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki announced a government plan to secure airspace and land and sea border after the U.S. withdrawal from the country.
Maliki said during a meeting with French Ambassador to Iraq Bwalun Boris and his accompanying delegation yesterday, that the Iraqi relations - French gain in strength and durability.
He said he looked forward to further cooperation and support of our armed forces with equipment and modern military aircraft to a secure environment and land and sea border after the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, as well as cooperation in economic, commercial and electric power and construction of airports.
Prime Minister continued by saying: that Iraq's need to develop and strengthen its defense capabilities and the protection of oil exports which will increase production rates in the coming years require access to modern aircraft as soon as possible, stressing that what has reached with the French side in this particular cause for satisfaction.
And called for speeding up the ongoing work to draft a power station Basra and Karbala airport project, also renewed the call for French companies to invest in Iraq, and hoped to have a role to bid for future projects.
For his part, French Ambassador to according to a government statement received "morning," a copy of it: "We have clear instructions from President Nicolas Sarkozy to promote and strengthen the Iraqi forces, and he was very interested to expand cooperation with Iraq and needs in all areas, expressing his optimism to complete a deal Aircraft modern, especially the marine ones, which will contribute to strengthening the air force and communications system and the defense.
It was also during the meeting, they discussed developments in the political process and the achievements made by the government and the ongoing preparations for the formation of a new government.
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