Ali Al-Zaydi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, emphasized the importance of relations between Iraq and Germany during his press conference in Berlin with the Chancellor of Germany, stating that this relationship is exceptional. Al-Zaydi expressed that Iraq views Germany as a reliable and key partner in various fields.
Economic and Security Cooperation
The Prime Minister of Iraq referred to the abundant resources of his country and added that Iraq needs Germany's experience and knowledge in various fields. He emphasized that Germany is central to gathering and resolving global disputes, and also mentioned the presence of German companies in Iraq, stating: "German companies are welcomed to operate in Iraq, and Germany has left no negative impact in Iraq."
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Outlook on Oil and Security in Iraq
Al-Zaydi also discussed Iraq's economic policies, stating that the country's outlook is to expand oil export routes and that Iraq cannot remain dependent on a single route. He emphasized that the Iraqi security forces have the capability to control and secure the entire territory of the country, and the government is working to protect Iraq's airspace.
The Prime Minister further addressed the issue of German prisoners in Iraq, stating that this matter is related to judicial decisions. He also responded to a question regarding the attack on Saudi Arabia, announcing that investigations are underway and the results are under review and analysis.
Ali Al-Zaydi concluded by emphasizing that the decision of war and peace is entirely in the hands of the Iraqi government and that the country adheres to an open approach towards European countries and the United States. These statements clearly reflect Iraq's desire to establish stable and constructive relations with European countries and emphasize the national sovereignty of the country.
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