Al-Zaidi opposes extending coalition presence
The Iraqi government has confirmed that Prime Minister Ali Al-Zouaydi rejected the proposal to keep some of the international coalition forces against ISIS after September 30. It also stated that it is closely monitoring regional developments and emphasizes that Iraq will not participate in regional conflicts. The government spokesperson clarified that dialogue with the factions is progressing positively, and the issue is expected to be resolved before the deadline. Additionally, the government continues its efforts to fight corruption and pursue the accused, having seized financial sums, properties, and vehicles in corruption cases, and recovered assets worth over one billion dollars during the "Fajr Storm" campaign. It is also anticipated that the Prime Minister will undertake a European tour, including France and Germany, to discuss security issues and expand cooperation.
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