Downing Street Says

Asked for any advance comments on the Prime Minister’s trip to Brussels, the PMOS answered that the Prime Minister Allawi was attending and would be discussing EU help for Iraq, as well as terrorism, terrorism financing, organised crime, and economic reform. As this was a Mid Term summit, many of the usual topics would be brought up as would be expected.

Asked if this meant there would be EU military for Prime Minister Allawi, the PMOS replied that no, there would not be. It was more in terms of finance and aid.

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