The Foreign Ministry confirms that a letter of complaint has been submitted to the UN Security Counc

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[size=52]The Foreign Ministry confirms that a letter of complaint has been submitted to the UN Security Council regarding the Iranian bombing[/size]

[size=45]The Undersecretary of the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Bilateral Relations, Ambassador Muhammad Hussein Bahr al-Ulum, confirmed that a letter had been submitted to the UN Security Council regarding the Iranian bombing of the city of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, indicating that the letter explained the situation and emphasized Iraqi sovereignty.[/size]
[size=45]Bahr al-Ulum said, on the sidelines of his visit to China, that “a letter was submitted to the UN Security Council, in which we explained the situation and stressed Iraq’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the inability of any country to infringe on Iraq’s sovereignty.”[/size]
[size=45]He pointed out that the Iraqi Constitution “stipulates that it is not permissible to use the territory of Iraq to attack others, and it is not permissible for others to violate international laws and attack and violate our sovereignty,” indicating that if “there are matters related to security affairs, then diplomatic dialogue and understanding is the best way to do so.” "With this thing." Bahr Al-Ulum pointed out that, accordingly, “we launched a protest case and summoned the Iranian ambassador, and we summoned our ambassador from Tehran for this matter.” Regarding his question about the decision of the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs to close the Kurdistan Region’s representations in foreign countries, he stressed that “we do not have anything in this field, and this is a decision that concerns the Kurdistan Regional Government.”[/size]
[size=45]Regarding Iraqi-Chinese relations, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Bilateral Relations stated that they are “very important, and that China is an important trading partner for Iraq, and Iraq is considered the third or second main supplier of oil to China, and our strategic economic development projects are advanced.”[/size]
[size=45]He pointed out that during his visit to China, “many files were discussed related to the Belt and Road Initiative, development road projects, electric energy, green energy, and oil projects carried out by China in Iraq.” He explained, “There is an extensive record of economic activities between the two sides, and we rely on China’s experience in this field and rely on it, and we hope that it will expand more and more,” noting that “the record trade balance between China and Iraq for the years 2022-2023 was about 52 billion dollars per year.” “. Bahr al-Ulum urged China to “be a major partner in establishing the development road, which represents one of the strategic projects that the Iraqi government intends to rely on because it will be a basic source for building Iraq’s future infrastructure.”[/size]
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