Baghdad:The Foreign Minister engaged in a telephone discussion with his Iranian counterpart to explore Iran’s perspective on resuming negotiations with Washington.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein received a call from Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. During the conversation, Araqchi elaborated on Iran’s strategy for resuming negotiations, which includes setting timelines for the negotiation process, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, revisiting points from previous understandings in Pakistan, and addressing issues related to Iran’s nuclear program.

Fuad Hussein expressed gratitude for the detailed overview and discussed the potential implications of the recent US midterm elections on regional developments. He highlighted the escalating tension in the region and the possibility of renewed military operations, emphasizing the need for practical measures to contain and reduce tension.

In response, Hussein proposed forming a committee with foreign ministers from regional countries to visit Tehran and Washington, aiming to foster peaceful understandings and enhance regional stability. He stressed the importance of continued communication and coordination to support efforts in preventing escalation and ensuring security and stability.