Jaafari up Saudi Arabia to attend the Jeddah Conference to combat terrorism

Editor Ali Jassim - Thursday 11 September 2014 13:07



Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, on Thursday, to Saudi Arabia to attend the Jeddah Conference to fight to counter terrorist organizations.

A source in the office of al-Jaafari said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari arrived at noon today, at the airport of Jeddah Saudi Arabia from Jeddah to attend the conference to develop a strategy for your face
Terrorist organizations. "

The source, who asked not to be named, said: "al-Jaafari responded to the invitation to him and Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal to attend the conference."

The American Secretary of State John Kerry arrived earlier in the day Thursday, to Saudi Arabia to attend the Jeddah Conference to fight to confront the terrorist organizations, a day after his visit to Baghdad.

The Minister of State, John Kerry, earlier on Wednesday (September 10, 2014), the Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal, extended an invitation to his Iraqi counterpart, Ibrahim al-Jaafari to attend the conference scheduled for Thursday in Jeddah on the face of the organization, "Daash."


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The start of a regional meeting of Jeddah to confront terrorism with the participation of 12 countries


Editor Ali Jassim - Thursday 11 September 2014 14:16



Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Began in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday, the work of a regional conference, with the participation of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), both from Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, with the participation of American Secretary of State John Kerry.

Informed sources said "Alsumaria News", "The work of the Conference Jeddah to combat terrorist organizations began, this afternoon, in the Saudi city of Jeddah with the participation of 12 countries."

The sources pointed out that "the conference includes 12 Foreign Minister of the State of which Iraq and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Saudi Arabia's objective, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain and the UAE, in addition to the countries of Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon and the United States of America."

The American Secretary of State, John Kerry and his Iraqi counterpart, Ibrahim al-Jaafari arrived, earlier today, Thursday, to Saudi Arabia to attend the Jeddah Conference to fight to counter terrorist organizations.

The contract, Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari after arriving Jeddah, a bilateral meeting with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal Ssaud discussing the bilateral relations and the situation in the region.

The Minister of State, John Kerry, earlier on Wednesday (September 10, 2014), the Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal, extended an invitation to his Iraqi counterpart, Ibrahim al-Jaafari to attend the conference scheduled for Thursday in Jeddah on the face of the organization, "Daash."

The office of Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari announced, on Wednesday, the minister will participate in the conference Jeddah private to develop a strategy to counter the terrorist organizations, noting that the conference will be held on Thursday.


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11 countries pledge at the end of the Jeddah meeting to confront "Daash"



Editor Ghassan Hamed - Thursday 11 September 2014 20:06


Alsumaria News / Baghdad
11 nations pledged at the end of a regional meeting held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Thursday, counter-terrorism and the threat posed by the organization, "State," which dominated large parts of Iraq and Syria.

The final statement said the meeting, which was followed by Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal, said that the nations gathered "share a commitment to stand united against the threat posed by terrorism to the region and the world, including what is known as the organization of the state in Iraq and the Levant."

The statement called for "the development of plans and policies, and the sharing of roles, to eliminate the terrorist organizations", stressing that "any move security against terrorism must be associated with the fight against deviant thoughts, and develop a strategy to control the flow of arms to areas of conflict in the region."

Al-Faisal added that "the meeting was keen to get out a unified vision to fight terrorism militarily, militarily and politically, economically and intellectually."

For his part, the foreign minister said American John Kerry said the meeting had made progress, and that the coalition against terrorism will expand.

In response to a question regarding the roles required of the Arab countries in this field, Kerry stressed the role of each participating country this meeting in the face of terrorism, referring to the financial and military support, and to prevent the arrival of money and fighters to state regulation.

Kerry also stressed the lack of use of ground forces of any country in the fight against state regulation, Iraq and Syria, saying that the Iraqi army and the Syrian opposition will make an in this matter, explaining that his country would focus on air strikes, according to the strategy announced by President Barack Obama.

And won the meeting of great importance as it came ahead of a conference on Iraq's security, which will be held next Monday in Paris, to coincide with the meetings of the General Assembly of the United Nations, which will be launched in the fourth quarter of September.


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