Paris and Baghdad deepen ties with Macron backing Al-Zaydi on weapons control
The visit of Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi to Paris has strengthened the strategic partnership between Iraq and France. Both parties agreed to support efforts to keep weapons solely in the hands of the state to enhance Iraqi sovereignty, as well as cooperation in energy security, freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, and developing Iraq's military capabilities by providing it with French arms and equipment. The discussions also focused on expanding economic and investment relations, particularly in the oil and energy sectors, supporting anti-corruption measures, and collaborating in education, culture, and scientific research, all aimed at promoting Iraq's stability and regional security.
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