Iraq seeks joint meeting between Arab states, Iran
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Iraq's foreign ministry announced that Baghdad is consulting six Arab nations and Iran about a joint meeting. The purpose of the gathering is to strengthen security across the region. Iraq also expressed a willingness to host a dialogue between the states of the Mecca coalition and Iran. The ministry said the meeting aims to address shared security concerns.
TEHRAN, Oct. 28 (MNA) – Iraq is consulting six Arab countries and Iran on convening a joint meeting to bolster regional security, the Foreign Ministry said, adding that Baghdad welcomes a meeting between Mecca coalition states and Iran.