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baghdad, september 11 (xinhua) -- iraqi president rashid and prime minister sudani held talks with visiting iranian president pezerhiziyan in baghdad on september 11. the two leaders exchanged views on the israeli-palestinian conflict and the regional situation, and signed a memorandum of understanding covering cooperation in multiple fields.

pezehiziyan arrived in baghdad on the same day, starting his first official visit since taking office as president in july this year. according to a statement issued by the iraqi presidential palace on the same day, rashid said during the talks that iraq is willing to enhance the level of cooperation between the two countries in areas such as counter-terrorism and border security, and work together to ease regional tensions. he also said that climate change is a prominent issue facing both countries and the world, and the two sides should reach an understanding on the issue of water resource sharing.

pezehiziyan said that iran is willing to strengthen bilateral relations with iraq in all fields and enhance coordination on issues of common concern.

according to a statement from the iraqi prime minister's press office, sudani said during the talks that iraq is willing to further enhance bilateral relations and jointly address regional economic and security challenges. pezehiziyan said that deepening bilateral relations is conducive to regional stability and is willing to work with iraq to develop a bilateral economic and trade partnership.

sudani and pezerhichiyan also co-chaired an expanded meeting of the two delegations on the same day, during which the two countries signed 14 memorandums of understanding covering areas such as economy and trade, culture and art, education, media cooperation and archaeological exchanges. (end)

(source: xinhua news agency)

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