On Tuesday, Prime Minister Muhammed S. Al-Sudani spoke with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a phone call. Their discussion focused on strengthening bilateral ties between Iraq and the United States. Both leaders emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation in various fields.
During the conversation, they explored ways to expand coordination between Iraq and the new U.S. administration. They also reviewed existing agreements and examined methods to maximize their benefits. Strengthening bilateral ties remained a central theme throughout their exchange.
The dialogue covered the progress made in joint initiatives and efforts to further develop mutual interests. Both sides highlighted the importance of continuous communication to reinforce diplomatic and economic relations. Strengthening bilateral ties was reaffirmed as a key goal for both nations.
Additionally, they addressed strategies for deepening collaboration across multiple sectors. They discussed economic growth, security cooperation, and diplomatic engagement. Ensuring long-term stability and prosperity remained a shared priority.
The phone call concluded with a commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic relations. Both leaders agreed to advance discussions and implement practical steps for future cooperation. Strengthening bilateral ties will continue to be a fundamental objective in their ongoing partnership.
