Jaafari, Kubic Discuss Political And Security Developments In Iraq

BAGHDAD (NINA) - Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari and the UN's representative in Iraq, Jan Kubic, discussed the latest political and security developments. A statement from the ministry of foreign affairs quoted Jaafari as appreciating "The role of the United Nations and humanitarian organizations in providing relief and assistance to displaced people despite the dangers," calling on the United Nations to "play a greater role in mobilizing the international community to provide more help and assistance to Iraq to enable it to face the challenges of fighting terrorism ". "We look forward to taking courageous decisions to help Iraq and making courageous decisions in support of Iraq, security and militarily," praising the international efforts, especially the efforts of the United Nations and its affiliated organizations that have contributed to alleviating the crisis of displaced people," Jaafari said. He stressed that "Iraq has successfully passed Daesh stage after liberating the cities that were in its grip, but Daesh did not end because it is a mixture of abnormal ideas of hatred and brutality unparalleled in history, it aims to kill humankind regardless of religion and race. For his part, the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations said: "The world's view to Iraq has changed and began to realize the strength of Iraq, especially after the great victory," adding: "Neighboring countries are trying to help Iraq and there are upcoming conferences on Iraq's support for reconstruction and stability."/ End