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    PM Najib Mikati meets Iraq’s Industry Minister Manhal al-Khabbaz

    March 7, 2022
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    Prime Minister Najib Mikati met with the Minister of Industry and Minerals of Iraq, Manhal al-Khabbaz, at the Grand Serail in the presence of Industry Minister Georges Bouchikian, Lebanon’s Ambassador to Iraq Ali Habhab, and Iraqi Ambassador in Beirut Haider Shiaa Al-Barrak.

    PM Najib Mikati meets Iraq's Industry Minister Manhal al-Khabbaz

    “We were honored to attend the meeting between Prime Minister Mikati and our good friend, Iraq’s Minister of Industry and Minerals Manhal al-Khabbaz. We discussed a wide range of shared issues,” stated Bouchikian, announcing that a Lebanese ministerial delegation led by Mikati will visit Iraq soon.

    Iraqi Minister al-Khabbaz indicated in his comments that they talked about bilateral cooperation between Lebanon and Iraq, as well as the prospects for commercial cooperation. In his statement, he said: “We confirm the Iraqi government’s support for the Lebanese government.”

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