Analyst: The opening of the Saudi consulate in Baghdad carries many messages

Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iraq have progressively progressed since 2015, in accordance with the common interests and constants of the projects and aspirations of the two countries, in the vast Arab space, and experts believe that that the opening of the Saudi consulate in Baghdad was the culmination of this relationship and a message of peace.

"Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iraq have enjoyed unprecedented relations over the last three decades, which have resulted in the opening of the consulate in Baghdad," said an analyst Thursday. Saudi politics, Abdullah al-Assaf. until today. "

"The open relations between Riyadh and Baghdad reflect today the interest of Saudi foreign policy for its Arab environment and the attempt to involve all Arab countries under the aegis of the League." Arab, "he said. "Riyadh has never been absent from the problems of its Arab nation, Arab in Syria".

"I wish politicians, culture and religion in Iraq to invest this opportunity and turn to their Arab presence.They must not show loyalty except to the interests of Iraq, wherever they are. are found. "

"The opening of the consulate carries no political message to anyone in the region.The opening of the consulate in Baghdad emphasizes the understanding and common interests of both countries as well as on the high-level coordination provided by the joint executive council, In the end, there is a consulate to occupy Saudi interests in Iraq.

He added: "The Saudi 2030 Plan aspires to diversify its economic basket, it once again aspires to diversify its political basket with everyone and open his arms to anyone who reaches the Arab public security and not to those who are the reflection ".

On Thursday, Saudi Arabia opened its consulate in Baghdad with the presence of the leaders of the Saudi and Iraqi parties to the Joint Coordination Council, the Minister of Trade and Investment, Majid al-Kasabi, the Deputy Prime Minister of Energy, Iraqi Oil Minister Thamir al-Ghadhban and Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammad Ali Al-Hakim.