Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi proposed on Saturday an initiative aimed at the integrated connection between energy, railway, transport, and digital communications networks with Islamic countries, during the opening of the 52nd session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers in Baghdad.
Al-Zaidi clarified that the initiative includes developing digital payment systems and commercial platforms and achieving integration between industrial areas, with the aim of establishing security, stability, and prosperity, and enhancing the capacity to confront regional crises and challenges.
For his part, Al-Zaidi pointed out that Iraq looks forward to enhancing cooperation with Islamic countries to confront economic challenges resulting from conflicts in the region, calling for free trade, protection of trade routes, and ensuring the smooth flow of transport in international corridors.
Al-Zaidi affirmed Iraq's firm position on the Palestinian issue as the core of the conflict in the region, emphasizing that justice for the Palestinian people and ensuring their rights is the foundation for the region's security and stability. He also called on member states of the organization to intensify their efforts to achieve peace and combat hatred.
Source: Anadolu Agency
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