Iraq and France talk about their relationship and fight against terrorism

During a meeting with the French ambassador to Iraq, Eric Chevalier, the Iraqi minister of foreign affairs, Fuad Hussein, discussed several topics of joint cooperation with France, according to the state news agency (INA).

Hussein and Chevalier discussed ways to advance bilateral relations in a variety of areas, particularly in the areas of economic, investment, cultural, and security cooperation, as well as the fight against terrorism, according to a statement from the Iraqi Foreign Ministry's spokesperson, Ahmed Al-Sahaf.

Moreover, the meeting also covered the outcomes of the recent trip to France by a delegation of Iraqi officials led by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, which included signing a number of agreements pertaining to fighting corruption, recovering Iraqi funds, safeguarding antiquities, advancing scientific research, and training diplomats.

Earlier, Al-Sudani and Emmanuel Macron of France inked a strategic partnership deal.

The French President announced on January 17 that Macron met with Al-Sudani and reached a number of strategic agreements intended to improve commercial ties between France and Iraq.

According to a statement from the Elysee Palace, the two nations reached an agreement at the meeting with the goal of enhancing their bilateral ties in the areas of culture, security, renewable energy, and anti-corruption.

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