Iran says ceasefire deal no longer relevant after ‘gross’ US violations

Foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said in a press conference that “the negotiations never started, because only a few weeks after the signing of the memorandum of understanding on June 18, the US committed gross and widespread violations of its text, and therefore, the 60-day discussion is no longer relevant.”

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Iraqi PM oversees signing of 48 agreements with US companies

The agreements included partnerships between Iraqi ministries and companies and US firms including ExxonMobil, KBR, GE Vernova, Shell, and Halliburton, as well as an agreement to introduce Starlink services in Iraq.

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Iraq signs multiple agreements, MoUs with Czechia

These included an MoU between Iraq’s oil ministry and Czech’s industry and trade ministry, a draft MoU between the two interior ministries, cooperation memoranda between both sides’ Federations of Industries and Chambers of Commerce, and a letter of intent between the two environment ministries in the field of air and water quality protection, according to a statement from Sudani’s office.

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Iraq, Spain sign several memoranda of understanding

“Our visit to Spain celebrates the historic relations between our two countries and peoples across various fields,” read a statement from Sudani’s office

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Iraq, UNFPA sign agreement for 2024 census support

Iraq and UNFPA have signed a memorandum of understanding for 2024 electronic census, focusing on comprehensive data collection.

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Refinery deal boosts Iraq's oil and gas sector

Iraq's Ministry of Oil has partnered with Honeywell to expand refinery capacity, aiming to boost economic output and global competitiveness of Iraqi crude oil.

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