Baghdad:On the sidelines of the 52nd session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Foreign Affairs and Emigrants Minister Youssef Rajji of Lebanon met with Iraqi President Nizar Amidi.

According to National news agency - Lebanon, the meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations and addressing regional developments. Minister Rajji expressed gratitude for Iraq's ongoing support, especially in fuel supply, and reiterated Lebanon's backing for Iraq's efforts to consolidate arms under state control, enhance sovereignty, implement reforms, and combat corruption. He highlighted the significance of Iraq's stability for regional peace.

President Amidi emphasized the importance of Lebanon's stability and the need to strengthen its state institutions. He also encouraged Lebanese investment in Iraq, noting Iraq's progress towards political and economic recovery, which he sees as vital for regional security.

The discussions concluded with a focus on boosting economic cooperation, particularly in the oil sector. The potential reactivation of the Kirkuk-Tripoli oil pipeline was considered, highlighting its role in fostering economic integration between the two countries.