Al-Zaidi to bin Salman: We will not allow Iraqi territory to be used to harm Saudi security

The Iraqi prime minister, in a meeting with the Saudi crown prince, reaffirmed Iraq's firm position that its territory must not be used as a launching point for attacks or to harm Saudi Arabia's security and that of other countries in the region.

In the meeting with the Crown Prince of Iraq, the Prime Minister of Iraq emphasized Iraq's firm position not to use the lands of this country as a starting point for attacks or damage to the security of Saudi Arabia and the countries of the region.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi met Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh today.

According to Middle East News, in this meeting, the latest developments of the situation in the region and the coordination of efforts were reviewed in order to strengthen the security and stability of the region.

Al-Zaidi condemned the Iraqi government's targeting of the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and the attacks on civilians and civilian facilities, which are a threat to the security and stability of the region.

He emphasized Iraq's firm position of not using its lands as a starting point for attacks or damage to the security of Saudi Arabia and the countries of the region.

Al-Zaidi emphasized Iraq's efforts to adhere to the principles of good neighborliness and respect for the sovereignty of Iraq and brotherly and friendly countries.

In this meeting, the two sides discussed Iraq-Saudi relations and ways to strengthen them in various fields, especially strengthening security coordination between the two countries to deal with any security challenges in the region.

Bin Salman emphasized Saudi Arabia's support for Iraq's efforts to strengthen dialogue to achieve stability in the region.