Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al Sudani holds talks with the Syrian regime's head Bashar al Assad in the capital Damascus in the first official visit by an Iraqi premier in 13 years
Talks between the two sides took up aspects of bilateral relations and issues of mutual concern. / Photo: AA
Sudani arrived in the Syrian capital earlier on Sunday for the first official visit by an Iraqi premier in 13 years. The discussions also covered joint security coordination in the field of combating terrorism, the broadcaster said.
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