President Salih: We support the international and regional cooperation to address the challenges of terrorism

Baghdad-INA  
  Salih, affirmed on Tuesday, Iraq’s support for international and regional cooperation to address the challenges of terrorism.
 
The media office of the presidency said in a statement, received by the Iraqi news agency (INA)," president Salih received, in Al-Salam palace in Baghdad, the credential of the newly appointed ambassadors of Canada Gregory Galligan, People's Republic of China Tsui Wei, and Islamic Republic of Iran Muhammad Kazim Al Sadiq.”
The President of the Republic, while receiving the ambassadors separately, stressed that "Iraq's foreign policy is based on establishing solid, balanced relations built on strengthening political, economic and commercial cooperation, and overcoming differences and tensions in the region through dialogue and convergence."
He pointed out that "joint international and regional cooperation to confront the immediate global challenges is a necessity, most notably the continuation of combating terrorism and extremism, addressing economic fluctuations and health crises, and confronting severe climate changes that pose a threat to all."
President Salih expressed his "wishes for the new ambassadors to succeed in performing their new duties, in a way that enhances friendship and cooperation relations between Iraq and their countries."
For their part, the ambassadors extended their thanks and appreciation to the President of the Republic, expressing their "aspirations to develop relations with Iraq in various fields in a way that enhances common bonds."