Elders of Iraqi nomads emphasized solidarity with Iran
A group of Iraqi nomad elders in a meeting with the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad, while emphasizing the historical and cultural ties of the two nations, declared their support and solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasized the role of nomads in strengthening the relations between the two countries.
A group of Iraqi nomad elders in a meeting with the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad, while emphasizing the historical and cultural ties of the two nations, declared their support and solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasized the role of nomads in strengthening the relations between the two countries.
Ambassador of Arjan-International Group: Sheikh Talib Farhan Al-Rabi'i, the head of the Al-Haradan tribe, one of the prominent branches of the great Emirate of Rabi'a in Iraq, along with a group of Iraqi sheikhs and personalities, hosted Mohammad Kazem Al-Sadegh, the ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Iraq.
In this meeting, which was held in a cordial and friendly atmosphere, the parties emphasized the depth of historical, cultural, religious and social ties between the two nations of Iran and Iraq and the importance of consolidating brotherly relations and expanding joint cooperation.
The nomad elders present in this meeting also emphasized the long-standing commonalities of the two nations and declared their solidarity and support for the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasized the effective role of the Iraqi nomads, especially the Emirate of Rabia, in consolidating relations and expanding people-to-people ties between the two countries.
The security officer of the Kataib Hezbollah of Iraq announced: due to the fact that the Prime Minister did not receive an official response regarding the weapons arrangement document, the agreement process is still at zero point.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran, welcoming the withdrawal of American and other foreign forces from Iraq, considered this development as a step towards consolidating the sovereignty and independence of Baghdad and emphasized the accountability of the United States.
The Secretary General of the Iraqi Ansarullah Al-Awfia movement criticized what he called the US interventions in the country's internal affairs and emphasized: Iraq is not an American state and its airports are not under the ownership or management of the US Treasury Department.