Kuwait and Iraq have agreed to form a joint working team to address unresolved bilateral issues, aiming to develop a roadmap for their resolution and provide recommendations to the leadership of both nations within 30 days. This decision was made during a meeting between Kuwait’s Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al Hamad Al Sabah and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al Zaidi on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
The initiative will see the joint team conducting meetings alternately in Kuwait and Baghdad, continuing their efforts until their objectives are met. Both countries have expressed strong support for the initiative, emphasizing their commitment to tackling remaining issues and enhancing cooperation and partnership between the two nations.
This agreement marks a significant step in reinforcing diplomatic relations between Kuwait and Iraq, as both countries work towards resolving matters that have persisted over the years. The collaborative approach underscores a mutual desire to strengthen ties and ensure a more stable and prosperous future.
The specifics of the outstanding issues to be addressed by the joint team were not detailed, but the commitment to a structured dialogue indicates a positive move towards resolving longstanding disputes. The leadership in both Kuwait and Iraq are expected to review the recommendations submitted by the team upon the completion of its mandate.
The development comes amid broader discussions at the United Nations General Assembly, where nations gather to address various global challenges. The cooperation between Kuwait and Iraq serves as an example of regional diplomacy and the importance of dialogue in solving international issues.
