Iraq and France regional cooperation talks remain a top priority for both Baghdad and Paris. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani spoke with French President Emmanuel Macron by phone. The goal was to strengthen bilateral ties and address shared regional and international challenges. This discussion reflects the importance both countries place on dialogue in a complex geopolitical environment.
During the call, al-Sudani emphasized Iraq’s plan to host a regional conference in Baghdad soon. He also highlighted the significance of Macron’s upcoming visit. He noted that it would further support Iraq and France regional cooperation talks. Both leaders agreed that long-term stability in the Middle East requires stronger dialogue. They stressed the need for consistent diplomatic engagement and coordinated efforts to address emerging threats.
The Iraqi prime minister praised France’s clear stance on the Palestinian issue. He said Israel’s ongoing actions against Palestinians represent a dangerous precedent. These actions increase instability and pose wider risks to regional and global security. Iraq values France’s role in advocating balanced solutions in international forums. France promotes peaceful resolutions and supports regional stability.
Al-Sudani also outlined Iraq’s priorities in economic growth and development. He emphasized strengthening trade ties, attracting investments, and addressing regional tensions. He warned against the potential for renewed conflict in the Middle East. Iraq and France regional cooperation talks can play a crucial role in preventing escalation. They also help enhance security and foster a safer environment for development.
Furthermore, al-Sudani confirmed Iraq’s willingness to collaborate with France and other key partners, including Iran and the United States. He stressed that Iraq is committed to diplomacy to reduce risks, maintain peace, and safeguard national interests. This includes adherence to international law and strategic cooperation.
The discussions between Baghdad and Paris reflect more than bilateral relations. They highlight Iraq’s effort to balance diplomacy, security, and economic growth. They also show a focus on building stronger international partnerships and promoting dialogue in the region.
This dialogue underscores ongoing diplomatic momentum. It strengthens cooperation and ensures that regional security and diplomacy remain a shared priority. By holding regular high-level discussions, Iraq and France show a commitment to stability and collaboration. They address the complex challenges facing the Middle East today.
