Iraq Wants U.S. Travel Alert for Iraq Changed!
As you know, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein left Iraq for Washington, D.C., on Thursday to meet with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. But what you may not know is the huge request the Iraqi Foreign Minister had for the United States.
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Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington, D.C., to strengthen security cooperation and expand economic relations. The talks focused on supporting Iraq’s sovereignty, reducing regional tensions, and building on recent trade agreements between U.S. companies and Iraq. The visit signals a deepening partnership between the two nations, which is good for IQD investors.
But the interesting and important factor that was finally revealed about the meetings was Iraq's request.
Iraq Asks the U.S. to Reconsider Travel Warnings, saying it could open the door for more investors. This move could make it easier for investors to travel freely to the country.
As a side note, Christians would flood the Baghdad Airport to visit the birthplace of Abraham and take a peek at Babylon.
During a meeting in Washington on Friday with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Hussein stressed that the current Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory is hurting Iraq’s chances of attracting American businesses and investment. He explained that Iraq’s security situation has improved significantly and that continuing to label Iraq as highly dangerous no longer reflects the new reality on the ground.
According to the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, Hussein pointed out that some European countries have already updated their travel advisories for Iraq, making it easier for their businesses and citizens to visit and invest.
It is unclear whether the U.S. will agree to remove or lower the travel warning. However, if Washington reconsidered, it would be a major step toward opening Iraq’s doors wider to American investors and businesses.
Guys, this is major.