Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a phone conversation emphasizing regional security efforts. Both leaders focused on improving coordination to combat terrorism across Iraq and neighboring areas effectively. The discussion also highlighted the importance of maintaining peace and stability in the broader region.
During the call, the two leaders reviewed strategies to promote bilateral cooperation and strengthen economic ties between the countries. Al-Sudani highlighted Iraq’s Development Road project as a key strategic initiative with substantial economic and investment potential. Erdogan expressed support for expanding trade and cooperation opportunities across multiple sectors to benefit both nations.
The conversation also addressed emerging regional and international developments impacting security. Both sides stressed the need to coordinate responses to prevent the resurgence of terrorist groups. Leaders agreed that continued collaboration is essential to protecting civilians and maintaining public safety. Regional security efforts were highlighted as a shared priority.
Al-Sudani and Erdogan underlined the importance of dialogue to prevent conflicts from escalating. They discussed peaceful solutions to ongoing tensions and committed to working together to reduce the risks of war. Both leaders agreed that safeguarding the region’s population remains a top priority.
Overall, the call reflects Iraq and Turkey’s mutual interest in enhancing regional security efforts while expanding economic and strategic cooperation. Officials said future discussions would continue to monitor threats and promote collaborative initiatives. The meeting demonstrates both countries’ dedication to maintaining stability in Iraq and neighboring areas.
