Zebari meets with British Minister of State for the Middle E
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:49 amZebari meets with British Minister of State for the Middle East
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Research and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and British Minister of State for the Middle East Ulster Bird and the British ambassador in Iraq, bilateral relations in various fields between the two countries.
A statement by the foreign news agency received a public opinion (and babysit) a copy of it on Tuesday: The two sides discussed Iraqi-British relations and promote economic and trade relations and cultural relations between the two countries.
The minister said that the British government raised the diplomatic representation office in Basra to the consulate general also said the British Foreign Office recently amended to Britanin travel warnings to Iraq that they can now travel with taking the necessary precautions.
The meeting was attended by Undersecretary of bilateral relations and head of Europe, and the minister held a lunch in honor of inviting the guests.
The British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and the Middle East, Alistair Burt, has attributed the causes of delay in development and investment in Iraq to the bureaucracy and red tape.
The minister said Bert to news agency correspondent public opinion (and babysit) today: that the delay in development and investment in Iraq, especially in the province of Basra due to bureaucratic red tape and severe in some ministries.
Bert said: It is necessary to mitigate this routine for the purpose of creating jobs and promoting investment in Iraq, to be the most developed countries at all levels.
http://bit.ly/pT4l8e
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Research and Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari and British Minister of State for the Middle East Ulster Bird and the British ambassador in Iraq, bilateral relations in various fields between the two countries.
A statement by the foreign news agency received a public opinion (and babysit) a copy of it on Tuesday: The two sides discussed Iraqi-British relations and promote economic and trade relations and cultural relations between the two countries.
The minister said that the British government raised the diplomatic representation office in Basra to the consulate general also said the British Foreign Office recently amended to Britanin travel warnings to Iraq that they can now travel with taking the necessary precautions.
The meeting was attended by Undersecretary of bilateral relations and head of Europe, and the minister held a lunch in honor of inviting the guests.
The British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and the Middle East, Alistair Burt, has attributed the causes of delay in development and investment in Iraq to the bureaucracy and red tape.
The minister said Bert to news agency correspondent public opinion (and babysit) today: that the delay in development and investment in Iraq, especially in the province of Basra due to bureaucratic red tape and severe in some ministries.
Bert said: It is necessary to mitigate this routine for the purpose of creating jobs and promoting investment in Iraq, to be the most developed countries at all levels.
http://bit.ly/pT4l8e