Bassem Al-Awadi
Bassem Al-Awadi is the official spokesperson for the Iraqi government, known for articulating the government's positions on national security and international relations. Recently, he emphasized that there would be no changes to the timeline for the withdrawal of international coalition forces from Iraq, while also expressing a desire for enhanced cooperation between Iraq and Syria. His statements reflect Iraq's strategic approach to regional diplomacy and its commitment to fostering stable relations with neighboring countries.
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Jamaica:
Government spokesman Bassem al-Awadi said the military escalation created a grave threat to peace and security in the Middle East.
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Dominican Republic:
The spokesperson of the Iraqi government, Bassem al Awadi, expressed concern and condemnation for the attacks on nuclear facilities in Iran.
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Iraq:
Bassem Al-Awadi, the spokesperson for the Iraqi government, expressed deep concern and condemnation regarding the targeting of nuclear facilities in Iran.
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Saudi Arabia:
Bassem Al-Awadi warned of the repercussions of the Israeli attacks on Iran and considered them a threat to the security and stability of the region.
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Iraq:
Bassem Al-Awadi, the spokesperson for the Iraqi government, condemned the Israeli military aggression against Iran.
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Iraq:
Bassem Al-Awadi confirmed Iraq's readiness to participate in efforts to disarm the PKK.
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United Arab Emirates:
Bassem Al-Awadi discussed the key points of the ministerial program presented at the Arab Summit.
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United Arab Emirates:
Bassem Al-Awadi discussed the key points of the ministerial program presented at the Arab Summit.
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Iraq:
Bassem Al-Awadi, the spokesperson for the Iraqi government, stated that the Arab League summit in Baghdad will be one of the most important summits held in recent years.
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Iraq:
He is the government spokesperson who denied news attributed to the Prime Minister.
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