Ali Al-Zaydi, Prime Minister of Iraq, arrived in France on his first European trip to meet with Emmanuel Macron, the President of France. This trip is seen as an important step towards strengthening Iraq's economic and security relations with European countries. Al-Zaydi has emphasized the importance of rebuilding and developing Iraq's economic infrastructure during this visit.
Economic and Security Agreements in Paris
According to the Iraqi government, during Al-Zaydi's visit to France, agreements will be signed in various fields including investment, energy, industry, trade, technology, education, culture, and infrastructure. These agreements are particularly significant at a time when Iraq is striving to strengthen its position on the international stage.
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Al-Zaydi also highlighted the implications of regional instability on trade and energy supply, stressing the need for cooperation among regional and global countries to address existing challenges. This meeting will specifically focus on exploring ways to resume Iraq's oil exports and strengthen cooperation with the international coalition against ISIS.
Step towards Berlin and Strengthening Strategic Partnerships
After the meeting in Paris, Al-Zaydi will travel to Berlin. The aim of this trip is to expand strategic partnerships and strengthen Iraq's economy. Iraq currently needs international support to move towards sustainable development and enhance its security at both national and regional levels.
In this context, Al-Zaydi emphasized that Iraq should build its relations with other countries based on common interests. This approach can help strengthen economic cooperation and develop critical infrastructure in Iraq, especially at a time when Iraq is working to enhance its security sovereignty.
France, as a key partner in energy and investment, has increased its cooperation with Iraq, and this trip could pave the way for further collaboration in the future. During this meeting, Al-Zaydi and Macron will also discuss the security challenges facing the region and their implications for trade and energy, and will explore necessary solutions.
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