Iraq Seeks to Strengthen Bilateral Ties and Cooperation with Iran

Iraq Seeks to Strengthen Bilateral Ties and Cooperation with Iran

In a recent meeting, Iraqi President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid underscored the significance of enhancing bilateral cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran. This meeting is a pivotal moment in fostering relations between these two neighboring nations.

On Monday, President Rashid convened with Mohammad-Kazem Al-Sadegh, the Iranian ambassador to Baghdad, at the Al-Salam Palace. During their discussions, several key points were highlighted:

  • Long-standing Relations: President Rashid emphasized the deep-rooted connections between Iraq and Iran.
  • Expansion of Cooperation: He stressed the necessity of broadening collaboration across various sectors.
  • Regional Stability: Iraq’s support for initiatives aimed at enhancing regional stability was made clear.
  • Joint Efforts: There was a focus on improving coordination to tackle both regional and international challenges.

In response, Ambassador Al-Sadegh conveyed the greetings of Iranian officials to President Rashid. He reiterated Tehran’s commitment to deepening collaboration with Baghdad across multiple fields, stating, “The Islamic Republic of Iran is prepared to expand its constructive cooperation and consultations with the Iraqi administration in line with the interests of both nations.”

This meeting signifies a critical step towards strengthening ties and fostering a cooperative framework between Iraq and Iran.

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