Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with Serbia’s Ambassador, receiving an invitation from the Serbian President to visit Belgrade and participate in Expo 2027. Discussions focused on enhancing bilateral relations, investment opportunities, and establishing an Iraqi-Serbian Business Council to foster private sector cooperation.
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani received an official invitation to visit Belgrade from Serbia’s President during a meeting with Ambassador Branislav Žeželj. This meeting took place on Tuesday and underscored the desire to foster enhanced bilateral relations between Iraq and Serbia.
In addition to the visit, the Serbian President also extended an invitation for Iraq to participate in Expo 2027, which Serbia will host. Al-Sudani emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation across various fields for the benefit of both nations.
The Prime Minister affirmed Iraq’s readiness to deepen collaboration with Serbia, encouraging Serbian companies to invest in Iraqi infrastructure projects. He called for improved coordination between investment authorities in both countries and proposed the establishment of an Iraqi-Serbian Business Council, aimed at connecting the private sectors of the two nations.
In summary, Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani’s engagement with the Serbian Ambassador reflects Iraq’s commitment to expanding bilateral relations with Serbia. The official invitation to visit Serbia and the participation in Expo 2027 highlight the prospects for future collaboration, especially in investment opportunities, infrastructure, and economic cooperation between the two countries.
Original Source: ina.iq
