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Amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to bolster regional stability, Iraq's Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and his Emirati counterpart, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, underscored the imperative of avoiding escalation and resolving disputes through peaceful means. This affirmation followed a phone call Hussein received on Sunday from the Emirati Foreign Minister. During the exchange, both sides reviewed bilateral relations and avenues for their advancement, alongside enhancing joint cooperation between the two fraternal nations. The discussion also encompassed the latest security developments across the region, including the evolving situation in Yemen. Furthermore, the ministers addressed Iraq-GCC relations, stressing the importance of strengthening these ties to underpin regional security and stability. Hussein outlined the Iraqi government's policy, led by Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi, regarding regional security matters. He reiterated Iraq's steadfast commitment to fostering stability and prioritizing dialogue. Both officials concluded by reaffirming the necessity of averting escalation and settling all issues and conflicts through negotiations and constructive dialogue, vital for consolidating comprehensive security and stability in the region.
