The Iran energy minister and Iraq prime minister reviewed the ways to strengthen cooperation regarding the two countries' challenges in the water and energy sectors.
Heading a delegation, the Iranian energy minister Ali Akbar Mehrabian met and held talks with the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed S. Al-Sudani on Saturday.
"During the meeting, they discussed areas of joint cooperation and strategies to tackle the challenges faced by the energy sector, both regionally and internationally," the Media Office of the Prime Minister said in a statement, the Iraqi news agency(INA) reported.
"They also discussed various aspects of the electricity sector, including the provision of electric power to the Iraqi national grid from the Islamic Republic of Iran. They also touched upon the critical issue of water scarcity and the impacts of droughts on common rivers' water shares," the statement added.
The Prime Minister also emphasized the significance of continuing dialogues and coordination between the two countries. He also stressed the need to invest in the region's political stability to serve the interests and aspirations of all brotherly and friendly peoples.
Earlier, Iraqs President Abdul Latif Rashid had arrive in Irans capital Tehran while leading a high-ranking delegation in his first visit to the neighboring nation since taking office last year.