Baghdad: The Iraqi Parliament began discussing security and border challenges with neighboring countries on Sunday, in the presence of the Minister of Defense, the Chief of Staff of the Army, and security leaders.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the discussions focused on assessing current security measures and exploring strategies to address border issues. The session aimed to ensure a comprehensive approach to national security, emphasizing coordination among military and security agencies.

The meeting brought together key figures in Iraq’s defense and security sectors to deliberate on the implications of regional dynamics for Iraq’s internal stability. The discussions also aimed to enhance cooperation with neighboring countries to address mutual security concerns.

Parliament members underscored the importance of strengthening border security to prevent unauthorized crossings and smuggling activities. The dialogue is part of ongoing efforts to bolster Iraq’s defense capabilities and safeguard its territorial integrity.