29 июля 2024 года Генеральный консул России в Эрбиле М.Рубин провел встречу с главой Департамента международных связей правительства Курдского автономного района Ирака С.Дезайи. Состоялся обмен мнениями по широкому кругу вопросов региональной повестки дня с акцентом на текущую внутриполитическую ситуацию в Ираке и подготовку к проведению парламентских выборов в КАР. Также была подчеркнута обоюдная заинтересованность в укреплении двусторонних контактов в образовательной и гуманитарной сферах.
On July 29, 2024, Maxim Rubin, Consul General of Russia in Erbil, met with Safeen Dizayee, Minister, Head of the Department of Foreign Relations of the Kurdistan Regional Government. Both sides exchanged views on a wide range of issues on the regional agenda with an emphasis on the current political situation in Iraq and the preparations for the parliamentary elections in the Kurdistan region. They also expressed mutual interest in strengthening bilateral contacts in the educational and humanitarian spheres.
29 июля 2024 года Генеральный консул России в Эрбиле М.Рубин провел встречу с главой Департамента международных связей правительства Курдского автономного района Ирака С.Дезайи. Состоялся обмен мнениями по широкому кругу вопросов региональной повестки дня с акцентом на текущую внутриполитическую ситуацию в Ираке и подготовку к проведению парламентских выборов в КАР. Также была подчеркнута обоюдная заинтересованность в укреплении двусторонних контактов в образовательной и гуманитарной сферах.
On July 29, 2024, Maxim Rubin, Consul General of Russia in Erbil, met with Safeen Dizayee, Minister, Head of the Department of Foreign Relations of the Kurdistan Regional Government. Both sides exchanged views on a wide range of issues on the regional agenda with an emphasis on the current political situation in Iraq and the preparations for the parliamentary elections in the Kurdistan region. They also expressed mutual interest in strengthening bilateral contacts in the educational and humanitarian spheres.
BY Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Erbil
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