Minister of Youth discusses with Iraqi Chargé d'Affaires ways to enhance bilateral cooperation
During a meeting held on Thursday, the two sides also discussed activating the memorandum of understanding signed last year between the two sides, which will contribute to expanding the horizons of partnership and implementing joint programmes that serve the aspirations of youth in both countries. The meeting also addressed the importance of exchanging expertise and institutional experiences, and coordinating efforts to implement cross-border Arab youth initiatives that reflect shared goals and enhance cultural communication. News Tagged: Minister of Youth Iraq
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Minister of Youth discusses with Iraqi Chargé d'Affaires ways to enhance bilateral cooperation
Minister of Youth Fathallah Al-Zani has discussed with the Chargé d'Affaires of the Iraqi Embassy in Tripoli, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the youth and sports fields. During a meeting held on Thursday, the two sides also discussed activating the memorandum of understanding signed last year between the two sides, which will contribute to expanding the horizons of partnership and implementing joint programmes that serve the aspirations of youth in both countries. The meeting also addressed the importance of exchanging expertise and institutional experiences, and coordinating efforts to implement cross-border Arab youth initiatives that reflect shared goals and enhance cultural communication. News Tagged: Minister of Youth Iraq
