Baghdad – Mawazine News , the office of Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi announced the latter’s participation in the summit hosted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia early next week. And the office said in a statement that Mawazine News received a copy of it, that “Al-Kazemi will participate early next week in the summit hosted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with the participation of the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, as well as the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, and the United States of America.” He added, “The conference will discuss energy, food security, and environmental challenges, and outline steps for cooperation, partnership, and joint coordination regarding these crucial issues that the peoples of the entire region suffer from.” He pointed out, “Iraq’s response to the invitation of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and participation in this summit, comes as a continuation of the government’s commitment to developing diplomatic relations, and its keenness to preserve Iraq’s international standing, while adhering to the principle of moderation, maintaining balance, and moving away from The policy of axes and alliances. Ended 29 / h
Shafaq News/ The Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi confirmed on Wednesday that Iraq today is stronger than it was before and stands with greater confidence in the international stage, indicating that he is drawing his own pace, locally, regionally and internationally.
Al-Kadhimi said in an article published in the “Foreign Policy” magazine and distributed by his media office, “When US President Joe Biden arrives in the Middle East this week, he will reach a region that faces many challenges, such as terrorism, food security, and climate change. But the Middle East today A region facing these challenges with a group of leaders seeking positive change.”
“I will represent a recovering Iraq that stands with greater confidence on the international stage and is stronger than it has been since President Biden’s last visit in 2016, or even when we met in the Oval Office last year,” he added.
Al-Kadhimi continued, “The United States has played a major role in supporting Iraq over many years, and we are grateful for the help and sacrifices that the Americans made to support us,” explaining that “Iraq is drawing its own footsteps today, locally, regionally and internationally.”
He pointed out that “what I hope Biden realizes after our meeting in Saudi Arabia on Friday is my personal determination, and the determination of the Iraqi people to solve Iraq’s problems through Iraqi solutions.”
And he indicated that “Iraq is now a multi-party and multi-ethnic constitutional democracy. Yes, we are still in the protracted process of forming a new government after the elections last fall. The formation of the government took a long time, and it really raised the frustration of many inside and outside Iraq.”
Al-Kadhimi added, “I share that sentiment, but I am also proud of the state’s ability to continue to serve Iraqi citizens, protect our natural resources, and play a leadership role in regional initiatives that enhance prosperity and security.”
The Iraqi prime minister said, “Nearly two decades have passed since the elections, which is a great evidence of the extent to which democracy has consolidated in Iraq after more than three decades of Saddam’s brutal dictatorship. And this is a success story that cannot be overlooked.”
He pointed out that “the political difficulties that result from the elections are an example of the confused conditions that democracy sometimes produces, and confirm the need to consolidate the principles of democracy in Iraqi public life, and to ensure its sustainability in a way that is not limited to the ballot boxes.”
He pointed out that “the path towards a successful democracy requires time, will and leadership, and with us standing on our two feet after the expulsion of ISIS from our land, we are able today to look towards better prospects, as our country is no longer a passive member of the international community; we are now active at the regional and international levels, including This includes the initiative to host a multilateral summit aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and stability.
Al-Kazemi added, “Last year, Iraq hosted the Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership with the leaders of Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, France, Qatar, Kuwait, and Egypt, with the participation of ministers from Turkey, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
He explained that “the conference discussed security, economic, and environmental issues whose solutions require goodwill, sincere participation, and cooperation between countries, through these and other initiatives, we were able to play a positive role in the region,” stressing that “this is evidence of my government’s commitment not to spare Efforts to achieve stability in our country and the region.
He continued, “While we seek to calm tensions by bringing the various parties together, we also strongly support respect for the sovereignty of each country and the necessity of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries,” explaining that “our relationship with the United States has witnessed a change for the better, and while our historical cooperation revolves around the Security and combating terrorism, the relationship is now expanding to include other equally important societal challenges, such as: economy, energy, climate change, environment, health, education, and culture.
Shafaq News/ The Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi confirmed on Wednesday that Iraq today is stronger than it was before and stands with greater confidence in the international stage, indicating that he is drawing his own pace, locally, regionally and internationally.
Al-Kadhimi said in an article published in the “Foreign Policy” magazine and distributed by his media office, “When US President Joe Biden arrives in the Middle East this week, he will reach a region that faces many challenges, such as terrorism, food security, and climate change. But the Middle East today A region facing these challenges with a group of leaders seeking positive change.”
“I will represent a recovering Iraq that stands with greater confidence on the international stage and is stronger than it has been since President Biden’s last visit in 2016, or even when we met in the Oval Office last year,” he added.
Al-Kadhimi continued, “The United States has played a major role in supporting Iraq over many years, and we are grateful for the help and sacrifices that the Americans made to support us,” explaining that “Iraq is drawing its own footsteps today, locally, regionally and internationally.”
He pointed out that “what I hope Biden realizes after our meeting in Saudi Arabia on Friday is my personal determination, and the determination of the Iraqi people to solve Iraq’s problems through Iraqi solutions.”
And he indicated that “Iraq is now a multi-party and multi-ethnic constitutional democracy. Yes, we are still in the protracted process of forming a new government after the elections last fall. The formation of the government took a long time, and it really raised the frustration of many inside and outside Iraq.”
Al-Kadhimi added, “I share that sentiment, but I am also proud of the state’s ability to continue to serve Iraqi citizens, protect our natural resources, and play a leadership role in regional initiatives that enhance prosperity and security.”
The Iraqi prime minister said, “Nearly two decades have passed since the elections, which is a great evidence of the extent to which democracy has consolidated in Iraq after more than three decades of Saddam’s brutal dictatorship. And this is a success story that cannot be overlooked.”
He pointed out that “the political difficulties that result from the elections are an example of the confused conditions that democracy sometimes produces, and confirm the need to consolidate the principles of democracy in Iraqi public life, and to ensure its sustainability in a way that is not limited to the ballot boxes.”
He pointed out that “the path towards a successful democracy requires time, will and leadership, and with us standing on our two feet after the expulsion of ISIS from our land, we are able today to look towards better prospects, as our country is no longer a passive member of the international community; we are now active at the regional and international levels, including This includes the initiative to host a multilateral summit aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and stability.
Al-Kazemi added, “Last year, Iraq hosted the Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership with the leaders of Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, France, Qatar, Kuwait, and Egypt, with the participation of ministers from Turkey, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
He explained that “the conference discussed security, economic, and environmental issues whose solutions require goodwill, sincere participation, and cooperation between countries, through these and other initiatives, we were able to play a positive role in the region,” stressing that “this is evidence of my government’s commitment not to spare Efforts to achieve stability in our country and the region.
He continued, “While we seek to calm tensions by bringing the various parties together, we also strongly support respect for the sovereignty of each country and the necessity of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries,” explaining that “our relationship with the United States has witnessed a change for the better, and while our historical cooperation revolves around the Security and combating terrorism, the relationship is now expanding to include other equally important societal challenges, such as: economy, energy, climate change, environment, health, education, and culture.
Shafaq News/ The media office of the Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi confirmed on Wednesday the latter’s participation in the summit that will be hosted by Saudi Arabia early next week, with the participation of the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Egypt, Jordan and the United States of America.
In a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, the office said that “the summit will discuss energy, food security, and environmental challenges, and outline steps for cooperation, partnership, and joint coordination regarding these crucial issues that the peoples of the entire region suffer from.”
He pointed out that “Iraq’s participation comes in response to the invitation of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud,” noting that “participation in this summit is a continuation of the government’s commitment to developing diplomatic relations, and its keenness to preserve Iraq’s international standing, while adhering to the principle of moderation and maintaining balance.” and avoiding the politics of axes and alliances.
In the middle of this month, Saudi Arabia will host a Gulf summit, in addition to the countries of Iraq, Egypt and Jordan, with the participation of US President Joe Biden.
The US Ambassador to Iraq, Elena Romanowski, said that the United States supports Iraq’s economic integration with the countries of the region through the upcoming summit that will be held in Saudi Arabia and includes the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, in addition to Iraq, Jordan and Egypt, and in the presence of US President Joe Biden.
She explained that the summit will discuss several files, including security, economic, cultural and educational ties, and will confirm Washington’s commitment to support those countries in dealing with the issues of the food crisis and climate change.
Today, Wednesday, US President Joe Biden arrived in the Israeli capital, Tel Aviv, the first stop of his visit to the Middle East.
Joe Biden’s plane landed at Ben Gurion Airport, where he was received by Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid.
Shafaq News/ Today, Wednesday, the Iranian market entered the new 1000 and 2000 toman banknotes, where 4 zeros were deleted.
These banknotes were printed at the time of the former director general of the Central Bank and signed at that time, according to the semi-official Iranian agency, “Fars”.
In the upper part of these banknotes, the zeros are seen in a faint color, while in the lower part of these banknotes they have been completely deleted.
Shafaq News/ The media office of the leader of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, denied on Wednesday the audio recording attributed to the latter, in which he attacked leaders and political forces, most notably the Sadrist movement and its leader Muqtada al-Sadr.
Al-Maliki’s media office said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, “Some social networking sites circulated a fabricated audio recording characterized by an acceptable imitation of Nuri al-Maliki’s voice, in which he talks about a number of political issues.”
The statement confirmed that “what came in the published audio recording does not belong to Nuri al-Maliki, and what was published is a recording that was synthesized through modern audio technologies using Deep Fake technology, which has become easily available, to imitate someone’s voice with a degree of accuracy that can deceive the audience by means of available smart devices. in the markets”.
The statement also pointed out that “the circulation and broadcast of this recording comes at a very sensitive time and juncture in which the political process and the Iraqi reality are passing, and it gives an indication that the preparation for it was in advance.”
The statement called on the media to “beware of falling into ambushes of fabricated news promoted by some suspicious channels, and to elicit information from their official sources.”
Shafak News Agency publishes the audio recording attributed to Al-Maliki, which was circulated on many pages on social media platforms:
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