Speaker Of Kuwaiti National Assembly: Iraq's Support And Its Reconstruction Will Achieve Security And Stability For The Entire Region

BAGHDAD, IRAQ (NINA) - Speaker of the Kuwaiti National Assembly Marzouq Al-Ghanim affirmed that supporting Iraq and its reconstruction will bring security and stability to Iraq and the whole region. A statement to the press office of the Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari said: "Jaafari, at the end of his visit to Kuwait, met with Speaker of the National Assembly Marzouq Al-Ghanim and several members of the Kuwaiti National Assembly and reviewed the overall situation of the two countries, and the international support that has been achieved to support Iraq at the Kuwait Conference, stressing the need to exchange visits between officials of the two countries. " Al-Ghanim said during the meeting: "Kuwait's embracing of the International Conference to support the reconstruction of Iraq is historic event that will contribute to strengthening relations between the two countries." He also stressed the importance of activating memorandums of understanding and agreements between the two countries because of their great impact in opening new horizons for joint cooperation, calling for the need to work to increase the volume of trade exchange and investment and the entry of Kuwaiti companies to work in Iraq. For his part, Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari said, "The Kuwait International Conference for the Reconstruction of Iraq is a turning point in the context of deepening the relations between the two countries, and is an essential foundation for improving coordination in many fields." "The contribution of the different countries of the world to the Kuwait conference has humanitarian indication for the Iraqi people, and it was an expression of the continuing stand of the international community alongside Iraq, and contributing to enhancing stability and development," he said. He added: "The Iraqi Foreign Ministry has drawn up a strategy based on activating common interests, confronting common dangers, succeeding in ending the isolation that besieged Iraq, mobilizing the international community to support it, and standing by its side in its war against terrorist gangs. Today, relations are being invested to rebuild the infrastructure of Iraqi cities. "/ End