Hadi al-Amiri addresses Turkey: All foreign forces must leave Iraq

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, Hadi al-Amiri, the head of the Al-Fatah coalition in the Iraqi parliament, hosted Turkish Ambassador to Iraq Ali Reza Goni in his office in Baghdad today (Wednesday, November 10th).

According to a statement from the Fatah Coalition Information Office, a copy of which was posted on the news site.Al-SumariaDuring the meeting, the two sides discussed the historical relations between the two neighboring countries and the need to establish strong ties with Turkey, resolve disputes and show Iraq’s seriousness in this regard.

According to the report, the two sides stressed the need to develop trade relations between Ankara and Baghdad and increase investment cooperation to create job opportunities.

Al-Amiri stressed at the meeting that Iraq continues to pursue the issue of expelling all foreign troops. Because the Iraqi constitution does not allow the presence of any non-Iraqi forces on Iraqi soil, and at the same time does not allow any force to pose a threat to the security of neighboring countries by armed groups opposed to their countries.

Regarding the recent developments and tensions in Iraq after the announcement of the results of the parliamentary elections, he said that the political forces protesting against the manipulation of the results will continue to pursue the case from the competent judicial authority regarding the appeal and stressed that They do not provide election results or any other internal files.

A number of Iraqi cities witnessed numerous demonstrations after the election results were announced, with protesters demanding that all ballots be counted manually because they believed that the electronic counting of ballots had been rigged. Some Iraqi politicians also confirmed the hypothesis of manipulation and interference of these foreign parties in the results of the recent parliamentary elections by confirming the influence of the UAE, Britain and the United States in the recent elections.

Friday, the demonstration of the people in Baghdad was violent, and at least one person was killed and 125 injured in clashes between security forces and protesters. The Prime Minister ordered a comprehensive investigation into the matter. Also on Saturday, large numbers of Iraqi protesters took to the streets in protest of the election results and security forces clashed with peaceful demonstrators and set fire to their sit-in tents near the entrances to the Green Zone.

It was then that conflicting reports were published about the attack on the Iraqi Prime Minister’s house, and images of the attack were published, with some parties blaming political parties protesting the election results for the suspected attack. This was accompanied by a strong condemnation of these parties and they asked the relevant agencies to conduct a serious and transparent investigation into this issue and the factors behind it, and they spoke about the hypothesis of a third party to disrupt the situation and create sedition behind the incident.

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