Syria and Iraq stand together in face of all joint challenges – Syrian Arab News Agency

Baghdad, SANA- International and Expatriates Minister, Dr. Fayssal Mikdad mentioned along with his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein in Baghdad on Sunday means od bolstering relations between the 2 international locations and improve them within the pursuits of the 2 brotherly international locations.

The 2 sides additionally harassed keenness on enhancing the bilateral coordination of the Arab, regional and worldwide boards relating to all problems with mutual considerations.

Throughout a press convention with Hussein following their assembly, Dr. Mikdad expressed his satisfaction in visiting Baghdad, as it’s the depth of historical past and image of civilization, asserting keenness to exert each effort to strengthen joint motion as Syria’s and Iraq’s stances are united in dealing with the joint challenges.

He expressed thanks for Iraq over the help offered to Syria following the disaster of the earthquake.

Dr. Mikdad added that they mentioned the most recent developments and the bilateral relations, and agreed on persevering with cooperation to develop them in all fields and enhancing coordination within the financial aspect, asserting that the 2 sides aspire for finest relations between the 2 international locations that are the directives of President Bashar al-Assad in a means that these relations be strategic and constructive to serve the pursuits of the 2 fraternal peoples.

The International Minister mentioned that the 2 sides will meet quickly within the assembly of the Arab Observe-up Committee in Egyptian Capital of Cairo to have an Arab line within the framework of supporting Syria, ending the challenges that face it, notably resulted from the presence of the terrorist organizations in Idleb province and within the northeast, ending the US occupation of some Syrian territories.

He identified that Syria desires an answer for these issues in a means that maintains its sovereignty, and Iraq’s sovereignty as what impacts Syria impacts Iraq and vice versa.

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