There is a strong emphasis on the historical, economic, and social commonalities between Syria and Iraq, with a desire to deepen cooperation.

Syria is seen as a crucial economic corridor and gateway to the Mediterranean for Iraq, with potential for joint infrastructure projects.

Water resources are identified as a key area for strategic cooperation between Syria and Iraq, viewing agricultural lands as a regional food basket.

Discussions highlight the deep historical, social, and tribal connections between Syria and Iraq, emphasizing their linked destinies.

There is a strong emphasis on economic cooperation, with Syria seen as a vital corridor for Iraqi trade and exports, particularly through ports like Tartus.

Past fears and mistrust between Syria and Iraq have been resolved through dialogue and a focus on shared interests and state monopoly on weapons.

Syria and Iraq share deep historical, economic, and social commonalities, and their relationship should be built on mutual interests and strategic cooperation, including economic corridors.

Syria has no objection to Iraqi visits to religious sites like Sayyida Zaynab, provided that security conditions are met to ensure the safety of visitors.

Syria and Iraq are committed to enhancing their historical and economic ties, viewing each other as crucial partners for regional stability and prosperity.

Syria is positioned as a vital economic corridor and a gateway to the Mediterranean for Iraq, facilitating trade and resource export.

Water resources are identified as a key area for strategic cooperation between Syria and Iraq, with potential for joint agricultural development.