Hakim: Iraq Seeks Better Neighbor Ties

The head of the Wisdom Movement, Mr. Ammar al-Hakim, confirmed that Iraq is seeking to strengthen its relations with neighboring countries and to repair them following recent events, while avoiding involvement in regional axes. He explained that Iraq continues to communicate with Egypt, which is considered "the largest Arab country," and with the Saudi leadership. He pointed out that the Gulf Cooperation Council states have not withdrawn their ambassadors from Iraq, and that the relationship with Iran is distinguished despite some internal positions. He also asserted that Iraq has received American exemptions, particularly regarding airport dealings with Iran, and is working to balance protecting its interests with the sentiments of its people. He emphasized that Iraq was helped by the international coalition in eliminating ISIS, considering that the Day of Sovereignty and the end of coalition operations reflect the country's recovery. He noted that disagreements since 2013 have halted the legislation of the Federal Court law. Additionally, the coordinating framework is formed by 14 political entities, but it does not represent all components of Iraq.

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