Al-Safadi from Baghdad: We stress strengthening tripartite cooperation between Jordan, Egypt and Iraq

INA-  Baghdad

Jordanian Parliament Speaker Ahmed Al-Safadi stressed on Wednesday the significance of strengthening tripartite cooperation between Jordan, Egypt and Iraq, while expressing his country's readiness to cooperate with Iraq to end terrorism.
 
Al-Safadi said in a speech from the Iraqi Parliament headquarters, followed by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), "My colleagues and I feel proud of the success of the second Baghdad Conference for Cooperation and Partnership, which was held in Jordan a month ago at the invitation of King Abdullah II and in the presence of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, where the first Baghdad Conference was built on providing all possibilities to support the security and stability of Iraq and support it in its efforts to consolidate the constitution and law, strengthen governance and build institutions, capable of continuing progress and reconstruction, protecting the capabilities and meeting the aspirations of its people."
 
He added, "As the final statement of the Baghdad conference came out, we emphasize the importance of building tripartite cooperation between Jordan, Egypt and Iraq and the economic projects that have been agreed upon, including electrical interconnection projects," pointing out that "what is important in the results of the summits is to go to economic integration, strengthen brotherhood and friendship among the peoples of the region, and establish the spirit of goodwill and tolerance."
 
He stressed that "Jordan, under the leadership of King Abdullah II, will remain with Iraq an aid and support for the comprehensive elimination of terrorism," pointing out that "we want to work together in coordination and cooperation in the parliamentary field and promote the legislative role in supporting the efforts of our country and providing all joint cooperation."
 
He stressed "the need to translate the brotherly relation into practical steps that reap the fruits of the two brotherly peoples, pointing out that "Iraq will rise and remain the support and aid to the nation, as it is glory, history and civilization."