Al-Sudani discusses with Hassan plans for economic reform and fighting corruption in Iraq
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani discussed on Sunday with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mohammed Al-Hassan, plans for economic reform and fighting corruption in Iraq.
A statement from his media office received by “Mawazen News” said that “the Sudanese received the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Mohammed Al-Hassan, to review relations and joint programs between Iraq and the international organization, and to discuss the latest developments in the Syrian arena.
He added that “the meeting discussed the government’s efforts to complete economic reform plans, fight corruption and the rest of the sectors according to the government program, and the government’s positions promoting stability and development in Iraq.”
In another context, the two sides discussed the latest developments in the region, and in Syria in particular, where the Sudanese stressed that “Iraq stood with the unity of Syrian territory, the preservation of civil peace, the rights of minorities, social, cultural and ethnic diversity, non-interference in internal affairs, and helping Syrians to overcome this difficult stage.”
For his part, Al-Hassan praised “the government’s steps in the aspects of reform, and the progress it has taken in the fields of development, in addition to the clear position on the events in Syria, and the readiness to help the Syrian people, and the relief of the Lebanese and Palestinian peoples.”
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