Fouad Hussein
Fouad Hussein is the Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs, known for his diplomatic efforts to manage Iraq's relationships with foreign powers, including the United States. He recently indicated that U.S. troops are likely to remain in Iraq for an extended period, reflecting the complex political and security landscape in the region. Hussein's statements come amid broader discussions about the role of international forces in Iraq and the implications for national sovereignty.
Born on Jan 01, 1947 (79 years old)
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein announced the completion of the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein discussed the development of bilateral relations and economic cooperation between Iraq and Russia.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein discussed preparations for the upcoming meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Baghdad.
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Tunisia:
Fouad Hussein is the Iraqi Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs involved in talks with Tunisia.
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United Arab Emirates:
Fouad Hussein, the Iraqi Foreign Minister, held discussions focused on bilateral relations with the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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Iraq:
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein stated that Iran continues to bomb several areas in the Kurdistan region, particularly Erbil.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein, the Iraqi counterpart of Jean Barou, was in communication with him about Iraq's security.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein warned of the potential for Israeli strikes as the conflict escalates.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein is the Iraqi Foreign Minister who is in contact with Jean Barrot.
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Iraq:
Fouad Hussein, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iraq, discussed regional developments with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot.
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