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Iraqi Foreign Minister: Consultations for the implementation of the "6+2" security plan with the presence of Iran and the countries of the Persian Gulf. Fawad Hussein: Iraq is in continuous consultation with the countries of the region to complete the "2+6" program (including the 6 countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council along with Iraq and Iran) in order to strengthen regional security and stability. Baghdad wanted to demonstrate the European Union's experience in creating a common market and achieving economic development among the countries of the region. Security and economy in the region are interrelated, and the realization of stable stability requires the participation of international actors, including the European Union and the United States, in the regional security architecture.

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Iraqi Foreign Minister: Consultations for the implementation of the "6+2" security plan with the presence of Iran and the countries of the Persian Gulf. Fawad Hussein: Iraq is in continuous consultation with the countries of the region to complete the "2+6" program (including the 6 countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council along with Iraq and Iran) in order to strengthen regional security and stability. Baghdad wanted to demonstrate the European Union's experience in creating a common market and achieving economic development among the countries of the region. Security and economy in the region are interrelated, and the realization of stable stability requires the participation of international actors, including the European Union and the United States, in the regional security architecture.

Iraqi Foreign Minister: Consultations for the implementation of the "6+2" security plan with the presence of Iran and the countries of the Persian Gulf. Fawad Hussein: Iraq is in continuous consultation with the countries of the region to complete the "2+6" program (including the 6 countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council along with Iraq and Iran) in order to strengthen regional security and stability. Baghdad wanted to demonstrate the European Union's experience in creating a common market and achieving economic development among the countries of the region. Security and economy in the region are interrelated, and the realization of stable stability requires the participation of international actors, including the European Union and the United States, in the regional security architecture.

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