Iran's newly elected president, Masoud Pezeshkian, has chosen Iraq for his inaugural trip abroad, underscoring the significance of the Iran-Iraq alliance amidst escalating regional tensions. The visit, which began on Wednesday, marks a pivotal moment for Pezeshkian, who took office in July, to strengthen ties with Baghdad and demonstrate Iran's commitment to its strategic partnership. This move comes at a time when both nations find themselves increasingly embroiled in the complexities of Middle Eastern politics. The trip is seen as a clear indication of Iran's foreign policy priorities under Pezeshkian's leadership, aiming to solidify the bond between the two neighboring countries against a backdrop of growing challenges in the region.
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