Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani met with Serbian Ambassador Branislav Žeželj, receiving an invitation from the Serbian President to visit Belgrade and to participate in Expo 2027. They discussed enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation in various fields, emphasizing investment opportunities, particularly in infrastructure, and the establishment of a business council to promote collaboration between the two countries.
Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani officially met with Branislav Žeželj, the Serbian Ambassador to Iraq. During this meeting, the Prime Minister received an invitation from the Serbian President to visit Belgrade. Additionally, he was invited to participate in Expo 2027, which will take place in Serbia.
The discussions included the enhancement of bilateral relations and cooperation across various fields to benefit both nations. Prime Minister Al-Sudani highlighted Iraq’s readiness to expand its cooperation with Serbia and encouraged Serbian companies to invest in key infrastructure projects.
Moreover, he advocated for strengthened coordination between the investment authorities of both nations and proposed the establishment of an Iraqi-Serbian Business Council to foster collaboration between the private sectors of Iraq and Serbia.
In summary, Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani’s meeting with the Serbian Ambassador emphasized the importance of strengthening Iraq-Serbia relations through collaborative efforts in investment and infrastructure. The official invitation to visit Belgrade and participate in Expo 2027 underscores the commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation for mutual benefit.
Original Source: ina.iq
