Iraq: We Submitted a Proposal to Establish a "Security Coordination Council" Between Iran and Saudi Arabia
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Iraqi Mediation to Reduce the Crisis of Confidence Between Saudi Arabia and Iran Baghdad proposes to Riyadh and Tehran the establishment of a unified security coordination council in an initiative to contain the escalation in the region and to spare Iraqi territory the repercussions of the tension between the two regional powers. Sunday, August 23, 2026 Baghdad - Qasim al-Araji, the security advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister, revealed that …
Iraq announced that it has proposed to Iran and Saudi Arabia the establishment of a "joint security coordination council".
Baghdad: Iraqi Prime Minister's security advisor, Qasim al-Araji, revealed on Sunday that his country has submitted a proposal to both Iran and Saudi Arabia to establish a "unified security coordination council." This came during his appearance on the "Al-Mashhad" program on the official Iraqi News Channel. Al-Araji stated that a proposal had been submitted to Iran and Saudi Arabia to establish a unified security coordination council. He conside…
"The problem between Iran and Saudi Arabia is a crisis of confidence." He stated: "All must defend Iraq's sovereignty, and all must respect Iraq's sovereignty and not allow us to allow Iraq to be able to defend Iraq's sovereignty."
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