Baghdad / NINA / - Government Spokesperson Haider Al-Aboudi announced: "Prime Minister Ali Falih Al-Zaidi will visit Kuwait, Bahrain, and other nations with which Iraq shares strategic interests."

In a televised statement, Al-Aboudi said: "The Prime Minister’s foreign visits are driven by immediate necessity and a vision for economic and political openness. In all his travels, his primary focus is the interests of Iraq." He noted that the Prime Minister’s visit to Damascus was "historic" and helped narrow the gap created by mutual concerns.

Regarding the economic sphere, the Spokesperson indicated that "Iraq is looking toward establishing impactful economic partnerships."

He added: "The government is working to develop alternative strategic corridors for oil exports. An agreement will soon be reached with international companies—including Chevron—to construct an Iraqi oil pipeline extending toward the port of Baniyas."

On the domestic front, Al-Aboudi explained that "the Commander-in-Chief’s decision to assume leadership of the National Intelligence Service underscores the government’s support for key strategic security institutions."/ End




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