Iraqi parliament speaker meets US Vice President
Iraqi parliament speaker meets US Vice President
Baghdad - Arab Today
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jubouri, met here today with US Vice President Joe Biden, who is currently visiting Iraq.
During the meeting, they discussed political, security and economic developments in Iraq and the region in general, in addition to developments of the war on ISIS group.
Source: QNA
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