NATO and Iraq Initiate High-Level Political Dialogue to Enhance Security
NATO and Iraq have commenced a high-level political dialogue to strengthen their partnership, with discussions aimed at enhancing Iraq’s security capabilities through NATO’s advisory mission. This initiative reflects a mutual interest in stabilizing the region and reinforcing Iraq’s sovereignty.
NATO and Iraq have initiated a high-level political dialogue to reinforce their ongoing partnership. A delegation of senior Iraqi officials, led by National Security Advisor Qasim al-Araji, participated in discussions at NATO Headquarters. Since 2018, NATO has been assisting Iraqi security institutions through a non-combat advisory mission aimed at enhancing Iraq’s security and combating terrorism, all while respecting its sovereignty.
The dialogue comes against the backdrop of NATO’s commitment to support Iraq’s security efforts following years of conflict and instability. The partnership focuses on building the capacity of Iraqi security forces to ensure a stable and secure environment in the region. This initiative aligns with NATO’s broader objective to increase its engagement in Middle Eastern affairs as outlined in the action plan adopted during the Washington Summit.
In conclusion, the launch of high-level political dialogue between NATO and Iraq signifies a strengthened partnership aimed at achieving long-term stability and security in Iraq. Both parties expressed their commitment to continue working together on capacity building and enhancing the effectiveness of Iraqi security institutions, ensuring that their collaboration remains beneficial and focused on regional stability.
Original Source: jfcnaples.nato.int
