Parliamentarian: Iraq has become an economic destination and we expect another visit
Information / Private… The representative of the Al-Fatah Alliance, Mahmoud Al-Hayani, stated on Monday that Iraq has become an economic destination for the world and we will witness many visits from major countries in the future, pointing out that this file must be used as a pressure card in front of Erdogan to impose the Iraqi will.
Al-Hayani said in a statement to the Al-Ma’louma Agency, “The government must take advantage of the economic file and countries’ search for their interests inside Iraq,” noting that “Turkey will try to take credit in the reconstruction campaign launched by Al-Sudani by introducing its companies into Iraq, in addition to the file.” “The most important line of development currently in the region.”
He continued, “The Iraqi government will succeed diplomatically before the Turkish president because it holds the most important playing cards, to limit the failure to open water to Iraq, as well as the ongoing Turkish bombing of the region,” noting that, “Iraq imports needs and goods from Turkey worth billions of dollars annually.”
It is noteworthy that Erdogan has not visited Iraq for 13 years, and the visit witnesses the signing of two strategic agreements and more than 20 memorandums of understanding, in addition to the signing of the water agreement, and the security files related to the violation of Iraqi sovereignty.
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Shafaq News / Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sponsored, in Baghdad today, Monday, the signing ceremony of a quadripartite memorandum of understanding between Iraq, Turkey, Qatar and the UAE.
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Shafaq News / Informed sources said on Sunday that dozens of memorandums of understanding in various aspects will be signed between Baghdad and Ankara during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Iraq scheduled for tomorrow, Monday.