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Turkey and Iraq reaffirm commitment to work against Kurdish militants and other security threats

  • Turkish President Erdogan and Iraqi Prime Minister al-Sudani met on May 8, 2025, in Ankara to strengthen security cooperation against Kurdish militants and other threats.
  • The meeting followed Abdullah Ocalan's call for the PKK to dissolve and disarm, initiating a new peace process amid longstanding tensions over PKK presence in northern Iraq.
  • They discussed advancing the Development Road Project to improve infrastructure, addressed water supply issues exacerbated by Turkish dams, and signed 11 agreements including trade and defense.
  • Erdogan stated they "reaffirmed our determination" to fight Kurdish militants and terrorism, while al-Sudani emphasized that "what affects Iraq's security affects Turkey's security" and highlighted ongoing water management talks.
  • The visit signals deeper bilateral cooperation aiming to reduce conflicts, support PKK disarmament, and address shared challenges like water scarcity and stalled oil shipments.
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Iraq's prime minister visits Turkey as neighbors work to strengthen cooperation

Iraq's prime minister is visiting Turkey as the two neighboring countries move forward with efforts to strengthen cooperation.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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