Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani will take part in the “FOCUS: Türkiye-Iraq Relations” broadcast hosted by Anadolu Agency on Thursday, the Turkish Presidency announced.

According to an official statement, the program will precede the Türkiye–Iraq High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council meeting, during which President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Prime Minister al-Sudani will hold formal discussions on bilateral ties, as well as regional and global developments. The two leaders are expected to sign a series of cooperation documents spanning political, economic, and security domains.

During the live program, Prime Minister al-Sudani will offer an in-depth assessment of Türkiye–Iraq relations, exploring their bilateral partnership, regional dynamics, and broader international implications. The discussion will analyze recent developments—including energy collaborations, border security initiatives, and reconstruction projects in post-IS regions—and examine how these shape stability in the Middle East.

The Anadolu program will feature an in-depth assessment by Prime Minister Al-Sudani on the bilateral, regional, and international dimensions of Türkiye-Iraq relations. The discussion will analyze the political, economic, and security aspects of the partnership, with a focus on current developments and their implications for the region.

The event underscores both governments’ commitment to deepening their strategic partnership and addressing shared challenges—from post-conflict reconstruction in Iraq to evolving security threats in the Levant.

Viewers can watch the “FOCUS: Türkiye-Iraq Relations” program live via Anadolu’s global networks and online platforms. (ILKHA)