BASRA: Iraq’s Foreign Minister, Fuad Hussein, announced plans for significant diplomatic meetings to be held in Baghdad, aimed at addressing the ongoing situation in Syria. During a press conference in Basra, Hussein emphasized Iraq’s commitment to maintaining regional security and detailed the country’s continuous diplomatic efforts with international partners.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Hussein stated that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is actively engaging with Iraq’s allies to discuss the ramifications of the current events unfolding in Syria. He highlighted Baghdad’s role as a central hub for dialogues concerning the Syrian crisis and indicated that the upcoming meetings would involve the presentation of new ideas and a comprehensive plan to address the challenges faced in Syria.

Hussein reiterated Iraq’s dedication to contributing to the stability of Syria and the broader region, underscoring the importance of collaborative international efforts to achieve lasting peace and security. Th
e forthcoming meetings in Baghdad are expected to further these diplomatic initiatives, with the aim of fostering constructive discussions and potential solutions.