Baghdad, President of the Republic Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid confirmed today, Tuesday, that the government is working on developing comprehensive plans to rehabilitate factories and attract investors, noting that Iraq cares about and supports human rights in a distinctive way and supports their principles and adopts them as a basis for legislating its laws.
The Presidency of the Republic said in a statement that “the President of the Republic received the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, Christine Hohmann, the Chargé d’Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Laetitia Van Asch, and the Chargé d’Affairs of Canada, Marie-Therese Hilal, in addition to the Political Advisor to the Embassy of the United Kingdom, Angus Clarkson.”
Rashid added that “Iraq has sought to develop its relations positively with various countries of the world, based on the stability it is witnessing at the security, political and economic levels.”
The President of the Republic pointed out that “the Iraqi government is wor
king on developing comprehensive plans to rehabilitate and operate factories and plants, and attract investors due to the existence of equal and promising opportunities for companies to invest in Iraq through vital and development projects, especially since Iraq today enjoys political, security and economic stability.”
According to the statement, the President of the Republic stressed “Iraq’s efforts in combating violence against women and children, finding solutions to the issues of displaced persons, supporting human rights in general, and the means to activate joint international cooperation in this field,” noting that “Iraq cares about and supports human rights in a distinctive way, supports its principles and adopts them as a basis for legislating its laws and organizing community work, as all complaints in this regard receive attention and follow-up from the Presidency of the Republic and relevant authorities.”
For their part, representatives of diplomatic missions expressed their happiness with “the
development taking place in Iraq,” stressing to the President of the Republic “their countries’ keenness to support Iraq’s stability and expand the horizons of cooperation with it in various fields.”
Source: National Iraqi News Agency