Iran Highlights Tehran-Baghdad Ties
The relations between Iran and Iraq revolve around a deep historical connection, shared interests, and civilizational and religious ties, laying the groundwork for an environment of stability and development in the region. Despite attempts by some parties to create political and sectarian disagreements between the two countries, their relationship has continued to withstand challenges and strengthen bonds, as evidenced by security cooperation, economic activities, cultural exchanges, and the participation of millions of visitors during the Arbaeen procession. It has been reaffirmed that popular ties and deep-rooted historical connections form a solid foundation for facing external pressures. The Iraqi Prime Minister's visit to Tehran presents an opportunity to enhance cooperation across political, economic, and security fields, as well as in infrastructure development. This is accompanied by the signing of a comprehensive strategic framework that promotes sustainable partnership and confirms that the relationship between the two nations extends beyond politics into a system based on mutual trust and respect for sovereignty.
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