Iran's President Pezeshkian: Iraqi Kurdistan's People Are Our Brothers

Iran’s President Pezeshkian: Iraqi Kurdistan’s People Are Our Brothers

In a recent meeting that underscores the importance of regional cooperation, President Masoud Pezeshkian of Iran expressed his views on the relationship with the Iraqi Kurdistan region, highlighting their status as brotherly neighbors. This engagement is crucial for promoting mutual development through collaborative initiatives.

During the Tehran Dialogue Forum 2025, President Pezeshkian met with Nechirvan Barzani, the President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, on Sunday. The discussions were centered around various sectors that could benefit from enhanced cooperation, including:

  • Trade
  • Economy
  • Science
  • Culture
  • Investment

President Pezeshkian emphasized that leveraging these opportunities would significantly strengthen bilateral ties. He also addressed regional challenges, pointing out that many religious and ethnic disputes are often fueled by the conspiracies of those wishing to impede the progress of regional nations. In this regard, he stated that collaboration and interaction are essential to overcoming such obstacles.

Barzani expressed his satisfaction with the outcomes of the meeting, noting that President Pezeshkian’s previous visit to the Kurdistan region of Iraq has greatly enhanced relations across various fields. He also discussed the importance of security cooperation, revealing that a meeting between the governor generals of Iran’s border provinces and the Kurdistan region is on the agenda.

Furthermore, Barzani pointed out the numerous opportunities for collaboration with Iran, particularly in trade and investment. He mentioned that the conditions for Arbaeen pilgrims are expected to improve this year, further facilitating interaction between the two regions.

This meeting not only highlights the potential for growth through cooperation but also reflects a shared commitment to overcoming regional challenges together.

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