The head of the Iraqi government, Mustafa al-Kadhimi, announced that the country has reestablished ties with Armenia and Ethiopia after a long interruption. It was also decided to begin negotiations on cooperation with India. The establishment of diplomatic relations with these countries will serve as a basis for building long-term and mutually beneficial cooperation.
"We are pleased to revive diplomatic relations with Armenia and Ethiopia, which have long been dormant. Thus, we hope to expand cooperation in various areas, such as the economy, education, and culture," said the advocate in his statement.
In his speech, it was announced that these new diplomatic relations would contribute to the development and strengthening of Iraq's position on the international stage. "We are ready for a new phase in our relations with India and are prepared to begin serious negotiations on future cooperation," added the prime minister.
