Kurdistan and Baghdad Collaborate on Wanted Arrests

The Minister of Interior of the Kurdistan Region, Rebar Ahmed, emphasized the ongoing cooperation with the Iraqi government to arrest wanted individuals and seize movable funds, noting that the withdrawal of the international coalition forces from Iraq does not mean the end of the relations between the two sides. He clarified that the presence of the coalition since 2014 was at the request of the Iraqi government to combat terrorism led by the United States, and that the withdrawal was based on an Iraqi request. He pointed out that the major challenges facing society include the spread of drugs, which have a greater impact than terrorism, and that Iraq faces problems with stability and internal security. The country needs a balanced approach in its relations with neighboring countries, with an emphasis on the necessity of national consensus to serve Iraq’s interests. He also mentioned that there is productive cooperation between the Peshmerga forces and the federal security agencies, especially in counter-terrorism and anti-corruption efforts, aimed at pursuing wanted individuals and confiscating funds.

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