The President of the Republic, Nizar Amidi, confirmed with his Egyptian counterpart, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, today, Sunday, the necessity of ending conflicts in the region and prioritizing the language of dialogue.
The media office of the Presidency stated in a statement received by the news agency, Video News, that "President Nizar Amidi held a phone call today with the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi."
The statement added that "during the call, the two sides discussed bilateral relations between the two countries and emphasized the strength of the fraternal ties that bind Iraq and Egypt, as well as ways to develop and enhance the prospects for joint cooperation in various fields, serving the mutual interests and meeting the aspirations of the two brotherly peoples."
It pointed out that "the call addressed the updates on the situation in the region, where both sides confirmed the necessity of working to stop tensions, contain crises, prevent their escalation, and prioritize dialogue and diplomacy in addressing disputes, contributing to sparing the region further escalation and instability."
The statement continued that "both sides emphasized the importance of enhancing coordination and consultation at the Arab, regional, and international levels, and unifying efforts aimed at establishing the foundations of peace and stability and achieving peace in the region."