22 countries meet in Paris to discuss the war on ISIS

(IraqiNews.com) Today, the Foreign Ministers of 22 countries, as well as representatives of the European Union and the United Nations meet in Paris to discuss the war against ISIS.

According to a French diplomatic source, Iran was not invited to the meeting, and it is likely to overwhelm the restoration plan of Ramdi on the agenda of the meeting.

Many countries participate in this meeting, including the United States, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey and Iraq, which is one of the most affected countries of ISIS existence.

Iraq will participate with a delegation headed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who will meet on the sidelines of the meetings with both President Francois Hollande, and Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius.

The meeting comes within the efforts of the international community to fight against extremist organizations, which has become an urgent necessity, especially with the continuation of the extremists to achieve gains on the ground, especially after ISIS control of Ramadi, which represented the biggest setback for the Iraqi security forces since the fall of Mosul.