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No Open Questions Between BIH and Iraq

Published March 14, 2013
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The first Deputy Chairman of the BiH House of Representatives Denis Bećirović spoke yesterday in Sarajevo with Ali Al-Baldawijem, the representative of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq for countries in the Balkans.

They exchanged information on the current political and economic situation in BiH and Iraq and expressed satisfaction that the political relations between the two countries are friendly and without any open questions.

They concluded that there should be an intensification of contacts with legislative and executive authorities so that cooperation would successfully continue.

Bećirović expressed the interest of BiH to improve relations in all areas, especially for the participation of BiH companies in the reconstruction of Iraq due to the fact that this country is planning huge infrastructure projects.

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