Iraq parliament speaker hopes Iraq to rebuild in 10-15 years

TOKYO, Japan - Hajim al-Hassani, speaker of Iraq's parliament, addresses a seminar in Tokyo on June 17. The six-day seminar is aimed at helping Iraqi lawmakers draft a constitution.

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