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This agreement between the U.S. and Iraq was signed on November 27, 2008. A statement by President George W. Bush says the agreement "sets the foundation for a long-term bilateral relationship between our two countries".
Published November 27, 2008
This agreement between the U.S. and Iraq was signed on November 27, 2008. A statement by President George W. Bush says the agreement "sets the foundation for a long-term bilateral relationship between our two countries".
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