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Greece to open Consulate in Kurdistan region, Iraq
6.6.2007
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June
6, 2007
Erbil, Kurdistan region (Iraq), -- A
Consulate Office of Greece government is to be
opened in the Kurdistan Region, KRG official website
reported.
Falah Mustafa Bakir, Head of KRG Foreign Relations
Office, on Sunday met with Banayuicks Makris Greek
Ambassador to Iraq, to discuss many issues.
During the meeting, Bakir and Makris discussed the
bilateral relations between Kurdistan Region and
Greece. They also talked about the economic,
commercial and investment relations.
"A Consulate Office of Greece government will soon
be opened in Kurdistan region," Banayuicks Makris,
the Greek Ambassador to Iraq said. |
Greece to open Consulate in Kurdistan region |
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Falah Mustafa Bakir, Head of KRG Foreign Relations
Office expressed and showed the KRG fully support
and cooperation for the efforts that strengthens
relations between KRG and the Greece government.
"We call on EU to have its role for supporting the
political process and the reconstructions of
Kurdistan region within the Iraqi federal
government," Bakir said..
The authorities in Kurdistan have always rejected
the Iraqi flag, preferring instead to fly the flag
introduced in 1958 after Iraq - previously a
monarchy - became a republic.
The regional parliament in May 2006 approved a
single administration, uniting two rival parties ,
Barzani's KDP and the rival Patriotic Union of
Kurdistan (PUK) to run a unified government.
The KDP and the PUK have divided up most of the
cabinet posts between them, with five of the 32
going to other parties.
The PUK had run Sulaimaniyah province, one of the
three provinces in the oil-rich region, while the
KDP had run the other two provinces of Erbil and
Duhok.
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