Senior Iraqi judicial officials met with US Ambassador Tom Barrack in London to discuss ways to strengthen relations between Iraq and the United States. The talks covered judicial cooperation, investment, energy, security, and regional stability.
According to a statement shared on the ambassador’s official account, the Iraqi delegation was led by Dr. Faiq Zaidan, President of Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council.
The discussions also focused on strengthening the rule of law, building stronger partnerships between institutions, improving economic development, and expanding cooperation between the two countries.
Following the meeting, Ambassador Barrack said he was honored to meet with the Iraqi delegation at an important time for both countries and the region. He said there is an opportunity to build on the long-standing relationship between Iraq and the United States and take their partnership further.
Barrack stressed that strong and independent judicial institutions are important for building trust and improving cooperation between the legal systems of both countries. He also highlighted opportunities in energy, investment, security, and economic development.
He added that the United States looks forward to continuing its work with Iraqi partners to support stronger relations, create new opportunities, and promote long-term stability and prosperity for both countries.