Baghdad: The Parliament adjourned its session held today, Monday, during which it discussed the framework agreement between Iraq and Turkey.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the session focused on deliberations surrounding the framework agreement, which signifies a significant diplomatic effort between the two neighboring countries. The discussions were aimed at addressing key aspects of bilateral cooperation and mutual interests.

The framework agreement is expected to cover various sectors, including trade, security, and energy, which are crucial for strengthening the relationship between Iraq and Turkey. Lawmakers engaged in extensive debates to ensure that the terms of the agreement align with national interests and contribute positively to the region’s stability.

The session’s adjournment marks a pause in the legislative process, allowing members of Parliament to further review the agreement’s details. The continuation of discussions is anticipated in the coming days as Parliament aims to reach a consensus on the agreement’s provisions.