Ali Falah Al-Zaydi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, continued his trip to Europe, traveling to Berlin after meeting with French officials, and met with Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the President of Germany. This meeting was held to discuss and strengthen bilateral economic relations and future partnerships.
Strengthening Bilateral Relations
During this meeting, both sides extensively discussed ways to enhance economic partnerships and emphasized the importance of the presence of German companies in Iraq's development projects. Al-Zaydi noted that the Iraqi government is committed to creating suitable conditions for investment and economic cooperation with Germany and other European countries.
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The Prime Minister of Iraq also referred to his government's approaches to increasing crude oil production and exports and enhancing electricity production levels. These measures will not only benefit Iraq but can also serve as an economic bridge between Asian and European markets.
New Opportunities for Cooperation
Al-Zaydi emphasized the importance of the development road project, which can help Iraq become an active economic corridor for trade between the two continents. In this context, he also highlighted Iraq's efforts to support regional stability and reduce tensions. In his view, these efforts will create more opportunities for regional and international economic partnerships.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister of Iraq stressed his country's determination and will to cooperate with other countries in developing joint projects. He also pointed to Germany's important role as one of the key partners in this path and called for closer relations between the two countries.
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