Iraqi, Turkish Interior Ministers discuss enhanced cooperation on border security, counterterrorism
According to an official statement, the ministers discussed a range of issues, including border security, counterterrorism efforts, fighting drug trafficking, and the extradition of criminals between the two countries.
Dec. 26, 2024
Erbil (Kurdistan24) – On Thursday, Iraqi Interior Minister Abdul Amir al-Shammari held a meeting with his Turkish counterpart, Ali Yerlikaya, in Ankara to discuss important regional security concerns and bolster bilateral cooperation.
According to an official statement, the ministers discussed a range of issues, including border security, counterterrorism efforts, fighting drug trafficking, and the extradition of criminals between the two countries.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to fighting regional terrorism and ensuring the safety and security of their shared border.
The meeting underlined the significance of mutual collaboration in addressing transnational challenges and maintaining stability in the region.
This dialogue marks a continuation of efforts by Iraq and Turkey to align strategies on shared security priorities, including curbing terrorist activities and tackling organized crime.
The discussions further highlighted the need for continued cooperation to address cross-border threats and improve regional stability.
