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  • Iran and Iraq Forge Stronger Ties with New Security, Economic, and Border Management Agreement

    Iran and Iraq have signed a significant agreement to enhance border management and facilitate trade, marking a new phase in their bilateral relations. The deal, finalized in Tehran, was signed by Iranian Deputy Interior Minister Ali Akbar Pourjamshidian and Iraqi Border Ports Authority head Omar al-Waeli. It aims to improve security and economic ties, including an electronic information exchange and support for the Arbaeen pilgrimage. Both nations are committed to strengthening their partnership amid regional challenges. This collaboration is expected to boost trade opportunities and foster economic growth, setting a foundation for future cooperation and regional stability.

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