Baghdad: The Land Forces Command and the NATO Mission in Iraq have reaffirmed their commitment to ongoing cooperation and the training of desert regiments. Emphasizing the significance of this partnership, both entities aim to enhance the operational capabilities of Iraqi forces through continued collaboration.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, a statement from the Ministry of Defense highlighted the directives of Commander of the Land Forces, Lieutenant General Qasim Mohammed Saleh Al-Muhammadi. He underscored the necessity for ongoing communication and joint coordination with the NATO Mission in Iraq. As part of these efforts, the Deputy Commander of the Land Forces met with representatives from the NATO Mission on Tuesday. The meeting facilitated the exchange of views and explored avenues for joint cooperation in training and sharing of expertise.

The statement further detailed the emphasis on maintaining cooperation and training of the desert regiments, along with sustained coordination between the Iraqi army and the NATO Mission in Iraq. This collaboration aims to strengthen the capabilities of the Iraqi military forces in addressing security challenges.