Ahmed Al-Shara, a high-ranking Syrian official, stated in important remarks that the Syria-Iraq border is currently secure. These statements were made ahead of the Iraqi Prime Minister's visit to Syria and reflect the ongoing efforts of both countries to maintain stability and security in the region.
Reduction of ISIS Threats
Al-Shara noted that the threat from the terrorist group ISIS is gradually decreasing, and this is a result of security cooperation between the two countries. He added: "We are in regular contact with Iraqi forces, and this coordination has significantly helped reduce illegal activities at the borders."
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According to him, this cooperation not only helps secure the borders but also leads to the establishment of peace and stability in the region. Al-Shara emphasized that given the current situation, the borders should be considered a secure and reliable line for the movement of people and goods.
The Importance of the Iraqi Prime Minister's Visit
The Iraqi Prime Minister's visit to Syria has been introduced as an important step towards strengthening bilateral relations and security cooperation. This visit could provide an opportunity to discuss common challenges and ways to address them. Al-Shara stated in this regard: "We hope this visit will further strengthen relations between the two countries and create new avenues for cooperation."
It seems that these statements and the Iraqi Prime Minister's visit are part of the efforts of both countries to address security and economic challenges. In this context, the importance of maintaining border security and international cooperation in this area is felt more than ever.
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