Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dr. Fuad Hussein discussed on Tuesday ways to find a diplomatic solution to the situation in the Middle East. In a statement by State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, Secretary Blinken and Minister Fuad Hussein met in Washington DC on the occasion of the D-ISIS Ministerial meeting. The two officials discussed the importance of sustaining diplomatic efforts to prevent the escalation of conflicts in the region, he added. Secretary Blinken underscored the sustained US commitment to defeating ISIS around the world to ensure greater security and stability. The Secretary and the Iraqi Minister reaffirmed the shared vision to building an enduring partnership between the United States and Iraq in accordance with Strategic Framework Agreement, including a comprehensive security relationship that supports a stable, secure, and sovereign Iraq. Source: Kuwait News Agency
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