Iraq’s Foreign Minister Details Premier’s Iran Visit Aimed at Bridging Tehran-Washington Divide

Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein has elaborated on the objectives of the Prime Minister’s recent visit to Iran, stating it was intended to bring the perspectives of Tehran and Washington closer. Hussein emphasized Iraq’s national interest in promoting peace due to the negative impact of current conditions on the Iraqi economy.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Fuad Hussein, the Foreign Minister of Iraq, has detailed the purpose behind the Iraqi Prime Minister’s visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran. He explained that the trip was undertaken with the specific goal of narrowing the gap in viewpoints between Tehran and Washington.
Hussein underscored Iraq’s commitment to peace, stating, “We are proponents of peace, and Iraq has national interests in this endeavor, as the current circumstances have negatively affected Iraq’s economy.”
The Iraqi Foreign Minister further highlighted the significance of Baghdad’s mediating role in the region, remarking, “Iraq’s role as a mediator in the region is very important.”
© Webangah News, Mehr News Agency
