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Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al-Sudani.
  • Prime Minister Al-Sudani is set to leave Iraq on October 9, with a planned meeting between him and President Putin on October 10
  • Iraqi state media previously reported that the trip would serve as an opportunity to strengthen ties and foster collaboration between the two nations

Baghdad, Iraq – Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani is scheduled to embark on a two-day visit to Moscow from October 10 to 11, where he will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Reuters reported on Wednesday, quoting sources.

Prime Minister Al-Sudani is set to leave Iraq on October 9, with a planned meeting between him and President Putin on October 10. The visit will be primarily focused on bilateral discussions and cooperation between Iraq and Russia, encompassing economic and political domains.

Iraqi state media previously reported that the trip would serve as an opportunity to strengthen ties and foster collaboration between the two nations.

During his visit, Prime Minister Al-Sudani is expected to engage in crucial work meetings on October 11, furthering the dialogue on key issues of mutual interest.

The upcoming talks hold significance for both Iraq and Russia, as they aim to enhance their diplomatic and economic relations.