Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani stressed that his current visit to the United States comes to establish the paths of bilateral relations between Iraq and the United States, in a sensitive and delicate situation, in addition to the dangerous escalation in the region that portends the widenning of the circle of conflict and war.
A statement from his office that received a copy of it by {Euphrat News} said that the Sudanese “was held in the US D.C., Washington, with a number of representatives and correspondents of American and Western media and news networks.”
The Sudanese indicated that the stage is witnessing an important turn in Iraq’s relationship with the United States, which for years has focused on security and military cooperation, stressing that this visit witnessed the laying of the right foundations for the transition to comprehensive relations in all sectors and economic, political and cultural aspects, as well as security aspects within the framework of bilateral cooperation.
He pointed out that Iraq confirmed its commitment to the outputs of the Supreme Military Committee concerned with ending the mission of the international coalition in Iraq after 10 years, Iraq is different today from what it was in 2014, and that ISIS gangs no longer represent a threat to Iraq and it is natural to work to reconsider the alliance and its continuation.
The Prime Minister explained that the second track in joint work with the United States was represented by the first meeting of the Supreme Coordinating Committee of the Strategic Framework Agreement, which dealt with the files of energy, investment, transport, education and the challenges of climate change, indicating that the government raised the slogan of Iraq first, and that the sustainable interest requires building solid partnerships whose existence is not limited to governments or administrations, but extends to the mutual interests of the two friendly peoples.
Al-Sudani answered the questions posed by representatives of the American and Western media in the meeting, which concern a number of files, foremost of which are the files of the relationship with the United States, the prospects for cooperation with it, the government’s vision for the future of this relationship and its nature, and Iraq’s relations with its neighbors, in addition to files on developments in the events in the region.
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