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Basra engineers’ chief Ahmed al-Maliki visits Turkish Consulate to discuss cooperation
The Turkish Consulate General in Basra received Ahmed Jamil al-Maliki, head of the Iraqi Engineers Syndicate’s Basra Branch, and his accompanying delegation. The two sides exchanged views on opportunities for cooperation.
Ahmed Jamil al-Maliki, head of the Iraqi Engineers Syndicate’s Basra Branch, visited the Consulate General of the Republic of Türkiye in Basra at the head of a syndicate delegation, where the two sides exchanged views on opportunities for cooperation.
The Consulate General announced the visit on Wednesday in Turkish and Arabic, saying it had received al-Maliki and his accompanying delegation at its headquarters and that the meeting addressed opportunities for cooperation between the two sides.
Photos from the visit show al-Maliki and members of the delegation with consulate officials in front of the Turkish and Iraqi flags, with portraits of the founder of the Republic of Türkiye, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan behind them.
Basra and the Development Road
Basra is Iraq’s maritime gateway to the Gulf and the starting point for the Development Road project, which aims to connect the Grand Faw Port to the Turkish border through a network of highways and railways as part of regional cooperation involving Türkiye and Iraq.
The Turkish Consulate General in Basra represents Türkiye in southern Iraq and continues to hold meetings with professional, economic and official institutions in the province.
Photos: Turkish Consulate General in Basra
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