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Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi Discusses Regional Developments in Phone Call with U.S. President
Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi held a phone call today, Thursday, with U.S. President Donald Trump, during which they discussed the evolving situation in the region, security developments, and prospects for the next phase.
The call also addressed the importance of coordination and consultation between the two countries regarding current challenges, as well as efforts to support regional stability and prioritize dialogue and diplomacy in addressing crises, with a view to containing tensions and preventing the conflict from spreading.
Prime Minister Al-Zaidi affirmed Iraq’s position calling for respect for the sovereignty of states and for Iraqi territory not to be used as a launching point for attacks against neighboring countries. He also stressed the need to adopt peaceful solutions and constructive dialogue to safeguard the security of the region and the stability of its peoples.
Both sides emphasized the importance of maintaining communication between the two countries and coordinating positions on issues of mutual interest, in a manner that strengthens bilateral relations and serves mutual interests.
Media Office of the Prime Minister
November 5, 2026
Customs: 21 international shipments have been processed using the TIR system and their sea transport procedures have been completed via Umm Qasr port.
11/4/2026 Baghdad – WAA
The General Authority of Customs announced on Wednesday the completion of procedures for the transit of 21 international shipments using the (TIR) system, and the completion of procedures for their transport by sea through the port of Umm Qasr.
A statement issued by the General Authority of Customs, received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), stated that “in a qualitative achievement that enhances Iraq’s position as a strategic hub for international trade and transport, the General Authority of Customs announced the completion of procedures for the passage of (21) foreign shipments loaded with various goods, coming from the Republic of Turkey and heading to the United Arab Emirates, through Iraqi territory, within the international land transport system (TIR), in a step that reflects the development achieved in managing transit traffic and enhancing the efficiency of Iraqi trade corridors.”
The statement added that “the operation included the entry of the shipments through the Ibrahim Al-Khalil border crossing, and their passage through Iraqi territory to the port of Umm Qasr, where the necessary customs procedures were completed and the shipments were loaded onto a ship using the (Ro-Ro) system, to continue its sea journey towards the United Arab Emirates, in an integrated international transport operation that combines the land and sea routes.”
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The statement continued, “This achievement came about through the direct guidance and follow-up of the Director General of the General Authority of Customs, Thamer Qasim Dawood, and through exceptional efforts made by the transit staff and the competent customs staff, in coordination with the relevant authorities, which contributed to completing the procedures with high smoothness, while ensuring compliance with the approved customs regulations and instructions.”
The Director General affirmed, according to the statement, that “the success of this operation represents a significant step forward in consolidating Iraq’s position as an international trade corridor linking the countries of the region to global markets, and reflects the ability of Iraqi institutions to manage transit operations in accordance with international standards,” noting that “the Authority is working to develop the transit system, expand the scope of its services, and enhance integration between Iraqi border crossings and ports.”
He added that “what is being achieved today comes within a strategic vision aimed at transforming Iraq’s geographical location into an effective economic force, investing its logistical capabilities in supporting international trade, enhancing non-oil revenues, and attracting more global transport and shipping companies to use the Iraqi corridor.”
The statement continued, “This achievement is in line with the strategic directions of the Iraqi government, foremost among them the Development Road project, which aims to strengthen Iraq’s position as a regional center for transport, trade and logistics services, and to open new horizons for economic integration with the countries of the region and the world.”
The General Authority of Customs confirmed, according to the statement, that “Iraq is taking practical steps towards restoring its pivotal role in international trade, and that the successful passage of these shipments represents a model of the Iraqi corridor’s ability to combine speed of completion with efficient procedures and effective customs control.” (LINK)
Source: Dinar Recaps
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