Skip to content
Search

Middle EastPolitics

Arab League calls on Ankara to remove its troops from Iraq

Originally published

The Arab League's general trusteeship asked the Turkish government to remove its military troops immediately from North Iraq and put an end to these negative actions affecting the historical relations between Turkey and the Arab states, that threaten the regional security and stability of the region.

Meanwhile the secretary general of Arabic affairs and in charge of the Iraq file ambassador Ahmed Ben Hali said that the league's general trusteeship is anxiously following up the continuous penetration of Turkish troops in Iraqi lands. He expresses the league's rejection of this action and all pretexts for this action under the veil of Kurdish Workers' party in north of Iraq or under the name of security.

Related coverage

SyriaPolitics

On the new Syrian government

On 21 October 2025, the World Bank published an assessment of reconstruction costs for Syria’s conflict-damaged physical assets. The assessment…

Updated · First published 2001

More from Middle East More Politics