Baghdad – The security expert, Safaa Al-Asam, confirmed that one of the results of the Jeddah summit is that the region will witness a significant security improvement by solving several files, as well as the return of Saudi-Iranian relations.
He told the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) that the final statement of the Jeddah summit indicates that there is a great improvement that will happen in the region, both in terms of security and militarily.
Al-Asam added that among the indirect results is the relationship that draws closer between Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two neighbors of Iraq, especially that the two countries are important to Iraq because of their security effects on both sides of the border with it.
He explained that the return of Saudi-Iranian relations to normal will have a positive impact on Iraq’s internal and external intelligence and security situation.
Today, Saturday, for a few hours, the Arab-American Summit, called the Jeddah Summit for Security and Development, was launched in the Saudi city of Jeddah, with the participation of the leaders of: the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the Sultanate of Oman, in addition to Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq, with US President Joe Biden.
The Arab-American summit discussed major files such as the Palestinian issue, the war in Yemen, the regional security system, relations with Iran and its nuclear program, and files of joint economic cooperation in the region.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency