The Iraqi government has proposed a joint meeting with Gulf countries and Iran to strengthen regional security. This request was announced in a statement by the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, aiming to create a suitable environment for diplomacy and constructive dialogue among the countries in the region.
Emphasis on Regional Security and Stability
The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that Baghdad is consulting with six member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council and Iran to hold a joint meeting. This meeting is designed to enhance security cooperation and engage in discussions aimed at establishing peace and stability in the region. Iraq, as a key player in this regard, has emphasized the importance of its role in fostering convergence among neighboring countries.
Support for Economic Integration
The ministry has also welcomed the meeting of the tripartite coalition countries with Iran and emphasized its support for efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region. Furthermore, the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared its support for strengthening economic integration among the countries in the region and has called for emulating the European Union's experience to create a common market and achieve economic development among the countries in the region.
Given the complex regional conditions, this meeting could provide an opportunity for dialogue regarding existing challenges and opportunities and help strengthen relations between the Gulf countries and Iran. Iraq, as the host of this meeting, will play an important role in facilitating communications and regional cooperation.
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