Kurdish President Barzani meets with British PM Johnson in London
Kurdistan’s President Nechirvan Barzani met with UK's Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, in London earlier on Friday.
Kurdish President Barzani arrived in London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, on an official visit on Wednesday.
“Delighted to meet the British PM @BorisJohnson in London today. We discussed KR-UK ties, increased threat of terror, regional stability, and areas of potential cooperation, including the economy. I appreciate the PM’s continued commitment to further strengthening ties with KR & Iraq,” Barzani tweeted. (ILKHA)
Delighted to meet the British PM @BorisJohnson in Londan today. We discussed KR-UK ties, increased threat of terror, regional stability and areas of potential cooperation, including economy. I appreciate the PM’s continued commitment to further strengthening ties with KR & Iraq. pic.twitter.com/mRPeQNnkp7
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