Iran-Iraq Relations
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Arba’een Can Pave Way for Creation of New Islamic Civilization: Leader
Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khameni says the great march of Arba’een, the world’s biggest religious gathering, can prepare the grounds for the establishment of a new Islamic civilization.
Iran Says Muqtada Sadr Wasn’t Carrying Any Message
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman says the recent visit of influential Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr to Iran was not of any special significance, and he did not carry any message for Iran.
Iran Condoles with Iraq over Tragic Incident in Karbala
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyyed Abbas Mousavi has expressed deep regret over the tragic incident in the holy city of Karbala on Ashura, which killed and wounded tens of Shiite mourners.
Iraq Reopens Border Crossing with Iran ahead of Arba’een
The Khosravi border crossing between Iran and Iraq reopened on Friday, more than six years after a terrorist attack led to its closure.
Consequences of Israeli Attacks on Iran-Backed Forces in Iraq
Political commentator Fatemeh Sayyahi has weighed in on the consequences of attacks by the US and Israel on bases of the Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq.
Iran to Open Pavilion at Iraq Health Expo
The Islamic Republic of Iran will take part in the upcoming annual Health Expo of Baghdad in early September.
Iraq’s Interior Minister in Iran for Arba’een Coordination
Iraqi Interior Minister has arrived in Tehran to discuss issues related to Arba'een, one of the world's largest religious gatherings annually held at the fortieth day after the martyrdom of third Shiite Imam, Hussein ibn Ali (AS).
Iraq Says Has Nothing to Do with Vessel Seized by Iran
Iraq’s oil ministry said on Sunday it has no connection with an oil tanker seized by Iran’s IRGC in the Persian Gulf for smuggling fuel, a report said.
Photo Exhibition in Iran Depicts Sufferings of Iraqi Kurdish Refugees
A photo exhibition is underway in Tehran, portraying the sufferings of refugees and the migration of Iraqi Kurds during the rule of former Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein.
Iranian Diplomat, UN Official Discuss Syria Peace in Nur-Sultan
Senior Assistant to Iran's Foreign Minister in Special Political Affairs Ali-Asghar Khaji has held talks with Khawla Matar, the Special Envoy of the UN Secretary-General for Syria.
Baghdad’s Silence on Israeli Raids against Iraqi Soil Raises Eyebrows
Baghdad has laid the groundwork for confrontation among regional countries by allowing Israel to conduct attacks on the Iraqi soil. The question that arises here is, has the Iraqi government abandoned neutrality?
What’s Purpose of Iraqi PM’s Recent Short Visit to Iran?
Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi travelled to Iran on Monday evening in an unexpected visit that lasted only for a couple of hours, holding talks with Iran’s president.
Iran Has Long Protected Maritime Security in Region: Rouhani
President Hassan Rouhani underlines Iran’s historical role as a preserver of maritime security in the region, saying the country has no interest in initiating tensions either here or beyond.
US Must End Arms Sales to Saddam Reincarnations: Iran
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has called for an end to the US arms sales to new Saddam Husseins.
Dowlatabad; The Little Iraq in Heart of Iranian Capital
Iraqi Arabs have formed a neighbourhood, called Dowlatabad, in the south of the Iranian capital of Tehran. The quarter, located in Shahr-e Rey, has gradually turned into a tourist attraction for those who want to taste Arabic dishes.
US Hiding Database of Iran POWs Killed in Iraq: Commander
A full database of the Iranian prisoners of war martyred in the Ba'athist Iraqi jails is at the Pentagon’s disposal, which refuses to share the information with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), an Iranian commander has said.
Iraq Lifts Visa Requirement for Iran’s Arba’een Pilgrims
Iraq has removed visa requirements for Iranian pilgrims going to the Arab country for Arba’een rituals based on an agreement signed by the two sides in Tehran.
Iran Exporting 2.5m Worth of Goods to Iraq Every Day
New reports suggest that Iran has considerably increased the amount of its exports to Iraq since last year despite the US sanctions.
Iran, Iraq Move Closer to Dredging Arvand Rud
Iranian and Iraqi officials have discussed further arrangements for a planned clean-up of Arvand Rud border river in a meeting in Tehran.
Iran, Iraq Discuss Political Ties in Tehran
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Seyyed Abbas Araqchi and his Iraqi counterpart Nizar al-Khairallah on Wednesday held a meeting in Tehran.
Iran Says Ready to Fulfil Iraq’s Air Defence Needs
A top Iranian military official says the Islamic Republic is fully prepared to help the neighbouring Iraq fulfil its air defence needs.
Iran, Iraq Discuss Expansion of Regional Cooperation
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has held talks with Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament Khalil al-Haddad, who is visiting Iran at the head of a parliamentary delegation.
Iran Exporting Nano-Socks, Textiles to Iraq, Turkey
An Iranian company has managed to export more than $1.5 million worth of nano-made textiles including Nano-socks.
Iran Exporting Nano Towels to Iraq, Azerbaijan, Georgia
An Iranian knowledge-based company has managed to export over 70 tonnes of anti-bacterial nano-towels, worth $600,000, to Georgia, Iraq, and Azerbaijan.
Iraq Opposes Arab Summit’s Anti-Iran Statement
Iraq has opposed the final statement of an emergency meeting in Saudi Arabia, which condemned what it called Iran's "interference" in countries of the Middle East region.