In a recent phone call, the foreign ministers of Iran and Iraq discussed significant developments unfolding in the Middle East region. The two sides exchanged views on the security situation, shared challenges, and emphasized the importance of coordinating positions on regional matters.
According to information from the two countries' foreign ministries, the call focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation, as well as measures to promote stability and peace in the region. The top diplomats also agreed to continue close exchanges and consultations in the coming period amid complex developments.
The move is seen as an effort by both countries to strengthen dialogue and policy coordination in a context of regional volatility. Iran and Iraq share deep historical, cultural, and religious ties, and hold many strategic interests related to regional security and stability.
