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Syria and Israel hold crucial talks mediated by the United States
A Syrian delegation met with an Israeli delegation in Jordan under U.S. mediation to discuss establishing mechanisms to end attacks and detention operations. The Damascus administration called for the protection of Syria’s sovereign rights, the withdrawal of Israeli forces to the positions they held before December 8, 2024, and the full implementation of the 1974 Disengagement of Forces Agreement.
Iraq proposes a joint security council for Iran and Saudi Arabia
Qasim al-Araji, the Iraqi prime minister’s security adviser, said they had proposed establishing a joint security coordination council between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Al-Araji said the fundamental problem between the two countries was a crisis of trust and described keeping weapons under state control as a strategic decision for Iraq.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry says it was not invited to join Mecca defense pact
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei said at a news conference on August 24 that Iran had not received an official invitation to join the Mecca mutual defense pact. While Baghaei said dialogue with Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan had been proposed on regional collective security, Mehdi Rahimi said Iran had received an invitation.
Libya and Iraq plan cooperation in education, health and oil
Libya National Unity Government Foreign Minister Tahir al-Baour and Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein announced in Baghdad that the two countries would cooperate in education, health and oil. Iraq supports resolving the problems in Libya through peaceful means, while memorandums of understanding are expected to be signed at joint commission meetings.
D-8 secretary-general Mahmud held talks in Ankara to advance cooperation
D-8 Secretary-General Suhail Mahmud met with representatives of the government, academia, research institutions, industry and parliament in Ankara on Thursday. The visit focused on strengthening institutional partnerships among D-8 countries and advancing practical cooperation in priority areas.
Iraq plans industrial cities along Türkiye route to expand Development Road
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zeidi called for the establishment of industrial cities linked to the Development Road Project, which is intended to connect Türkiye, Iraq and the Gulf with Europe, and for investments to be accelerated. Zeidi said the project represented a “third economic river” for the two countries.
Al-Shaibani names Türkiye a key partner in Syria’s reconstruction
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani described Türkiye as a key partner in Syria’s reconstruction during his visit to Pakistan. Shaibani also addressed relations with Iran, Israel and Pakistan, and said no decision had yet been made on the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement.
US envoy Thomas Barak warns Israel-Syria-Türkiye tensions could quickly escalate into military conflict
Thomas Barak, the US special representative for Syria and Iraq, said Israel’s attack on a military air base in Idlib could quickly turn into a direct conflict involving Israel, Syria and Türkiye. Barak called for the de-escalation mechanism to be reactivated and communication channels to remain open.
Türkiye and Qatar chiefs of staff discuss regional issues
Türkiye's Chief of General Staff Selçuk Bayraktaroğlu spoke by phone with Qatar's Chief of General Staff Jassim bin Mohammed Al-Mannai on Wednesday. They discussed bilateral relations and regional issues. The call followed similar discussions with the chiefs of staff of the United States and Saudi Arabia.
Türkiye and Syria sign agreement to cooperate on phosphate resources
Türkiye and Syria signed a memorandum of understanding in Damascus to expand energy and mining cooperation to include the development of phosphate resources. The planned work covers phosphate production, mine development, a railway to the port and a transmission line that will supply approximately 500 megawatts to the area around Aleppo.

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