Baghdad - INA
The National Security Adviser, Qassim Al-Araji, confirmed today, Wednesday, the government's desire to continue the work of the European Union’s advisory mission in Iraq on behalf of.
The media office of the National Security Adviser said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that "Al-Araji received, at his office in Baghdad, the Acting Head of the European Union's Advisory Mission in Iraq, Benny Janes and his accompanying delegation, and the nature of the mission's work was reviewed from the date of its presence in 2017 And what I presented to the Iraqi official authorities. "
Benny provided, according to the statement, a summary of the mission's work and its relationship with the relevant Iraqi ministries and what is planned for the next stage.
Al-Araji stressed "the importance of the results of the work and what is being achieved in the interest of Iraq, expressing the desire of the Iraqi government to continue the work of the mission and support Iraq to develop the work and define areas and times for its completion."
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