Learn the lesson.” US official reveals Trump’s policy with Iraq, 21 JAN

 Learn the lesson.” US official reveals Trump’s policy with Iraq

The Nominal Speaker Of The US Congress, Zainab Al-Suwaij, Revealed The Policy Of US President Donald Trump With Iraq In The Next Phase.

Al-Suwaij said, during her hosting in the program {Free Talk} broadcast by the Al-Furat satellite channel this evening, that: “There is a significant change for the Trump administration from his previous and current mandate, especially in this elections, where he tried to focus on the Muslim and Arab community in America to vote for him,” noting that “Trump comes up with new plans for the Middle East and America and took 10 big and bold decisions, the most important of which is securing the American economy.”
She added that “Trump learned the lesson after his previous loss and during the period of his candidacy he held more than 35 meetings with the American Muslim community,” stressing that “Trump will take Iraq into account to preserve American interests, America’s interest is above any consideration of the different superiors because American policy is the same.”
“I don’t think of America’s old age, but there are old parties that have power and influence, and Trump has chosen a balance of different ages and colors in his team,” she said.
She explained that “Trump wants his presidency to be free of wars and conflicts to save the money paid from the US Treasury and the Middle East issue important to him for disarming, preserving America’s interests in it and ending conflicts in the region.”
“The US administration will be very careful in dealing with Iran and vice versa, and this takes us to the tidal period, and perhaps there will be agreements that erase the past and new pages open,” she said.
US President Donald Trump was sworn in to be president of the United States.
Trump became the 47th president of the United States in a second term, succeeding Joe Biden’s predecessor.
Trump was sworn in at the US Congressional Building.
Trump will sign about 100 executive orders and cancel all Biden’s orders.