Iran and Iraq convened in Baghdad to discuss regional issues and ways to enhance bilateral ties, stressing the importance of cooperation in trade and security. The Iraqi Parliament Speaker condemned Israeli actions in Palestine and urged Arab nations to oppose U.S.-Israeli plans for the forced displacement of Palestinians. Iranian officials emphasized the necessity of collaboration between Iran and Iraq.
In a meeting held in Baghdad, Iranian Ambassador Majid Takht Ravanchi and Iraqi Parliament Speaker Mohanad al-Mandalawi discussed significant regional and international developments, emphasizing the enhancement of bilateral relations, particularly in trade and economics. They advocated for the exchange of delegations between governmental and parliamentary bodies to activate the Iran-Iraq joint friendship committee and share experiences between the two nations’ legislatures.
Both Iran and Iraq are seeking to strengthen their ties to counter external pressures, particularly from the United States and Israel. The Iranian officials assert the importance of regional cooperation for stability and security. The discussions reflect a commitment to mutual support against external aggressions, especially in light of the ongoing crises affecting Palestine and Lebanon.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
