Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed, in a phone call today, ways to enhance bilateral relations. The two sides also discussed regional issues and addressed President Macron's recent call to halt the supply of weapons to the occupying entity in its aggressive war against Gaza and Lebanon. Both sides stressed the importance of strengthening and expanding this initiative. Given that the ongoing war against the Palestinian and Lebanese people represents crimes against humanity, it necessitates a serious stance from the international community. Source: Qatar News Agency
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