Iraqi PM wraps up US visit with 48 agreements
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Falah Al-Zaydi, concluded his five-day visit to the United States aimed at strengthening economic partnership and supporting Iraq's economy. During the visit, 48 agreements and memoranda of understanding were signed between Iraqi and American sectors, covering oil, industry, technology, and finance. Al-Zaydi met with U.S. President Donald Trump, where an investment and strategic partnership was agreed upon, along with discussions on security, financial, and intelligence matters. He also visited several government centers and major companies, such as Chevron and ExxonMobil, focusing on the development of the oil sector and investments in major projects, including the construction of an oil pipeline with Syria, as well as enhancing financial cooperation and updating the banking sector. The meetings resulted in revitalizing the role of Iraqi correspondent banks abroad, opening new prospects for oil exports, and strengthening cooperation with international institutions, all of which contribute to diversifying resources and improving the Iraqi economy.
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