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The article concerns Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zubaidi's important visit to Washington from July 13 to 18, which is his first trip outside Iraq since taking office. During the visit, he held meetings with senior American officials, including Donald Trump, where cooperation in the fields of oil and energy was discussed, with a focus on facilitating the passage of oil through the Strait of Hormuz and Baghdad's negotiations with Iran for this purpose. Al-Zubaidi also proposed to Trump the possibility of forming a negotiating team from Iraq to re-establish communication with Iran, and the United States agreed to this, amidst escalating regional tensions linked to the Strait of Hormuz and drone attacks on the city of Erbil. The visit also included discussions with American companies about developing Iraq's oil sector and enhancing the security of foreign companies operating in the energy sector in Kurdistan, aimed at boosting oil investment and developing liquefied natural gas projects.
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