During the 79th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met to discuss bilateral relations between their countries. They reviewed the outcomes of previous committee meetings and discussed the memorandum of understanding established during Erdogan’s visit to Baghdad last April.
Al-Sudani emphasized the importance of joint coordination for Iraq’s strategic Development Road project and addressed unresolved matters concerning the common borders with Turkey, ensuring that Iraqi territory will not be used to threaten neighboring countries.
Both leaders also discussed regional developments, including Israel’s conflict with the Palestinian people and the current situation in Lebanon. Al-Sudani stressed the need for Islamic cooperation to combat Israeli aggression, protect the Palestinian people, and prevent strikes against Lebanon.
This meeting highlights the ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between Iraq and Turkey and address regional challenges through collaboration and unity. The post on Iraqi News provides insight into the importance of cooperation in addressing key issues affecting the Middle East.
