Ali Al-Zaydi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, left Baghdad for Manama, the capital of Bahrain, to begin his official visit. This trip is taking place at the head of a high-level delegation and is part of the Iraqi government's policies to strengthen relations with Arab countries and expand regional cooperation.
Emphasis on Political and Economic Cooperation
Haider Al-Abadi, the spokesperson for the Iraqi government, announced that Ali Al-Zaydi's visit to Bahrain is in line with the country's efforts to create balance in foreign relations and enhance cooperation with Arab brothers. During this visit, the Prime Minister of Iraq will meet with Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of Bahrain, to discuss political and economic issues.
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Series of International Visits
Al-Abadi pointed out that this visit is part of a series of regional trips by Ali Al-Zaydi, which includes meetings with officials from various countries such as Washington, Ankara, Tehran, Paris, Berlin, Doha, Riyadh, Amman, and Damascus. These trips are based on Iraq's clear vision in the international arena and are founded on mutual respect and common interests.
Previously, news sources had reported that Ali Al-Zaydi's regional trips would include important countries such as Kuwait and Bahrain, where political, security, and economic issues are on the agenda. These visits come just a few days after his official meetings in Amman and Damascus and the signing of several memorandums of understanding and joint agreements.
In the past five months of Ali Al-Zaydi's government, he has traveled to various countries including the United States, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, France, Germany, and finally Jordan and Syria. These activities reflect Iraq's ongoing efforts to strengthen international relations and regional cooperation.
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