The Canadian embassy in Iraq, Andrew Turner, revealed on Monday that it has opened a special visa office in Baghdad, noting that his country has initiated the implementation of the decision to grant Iraq a loan of 200 million dollars and the allocation of humanitarian aid to stabilize the situation, Dollars.
Turner denied in an interview that there were Canadian troops on Iraqi soil except for five police officers as trainers, who would be reinforced by 20 officers to prepare for the delivery of military support to the police.
He noted that Canada stands by a unified democratic Iraq and its commitment to Baghdad’s decision to stop military aid from the Peshmerga forces at the moment.
Turner denied in an interview that there were Canadian troops on Iraqi soil except for five police officers as trainers, who would be reinforced by 20 officers to prepare for the delivery of military support to the police.
He noted that Canada stands by a unified democratic Iraq and its commitment to Baghdad’s decision to stop military aid from the Peshmerga forces at the moment.
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