Iran Press/ Middle East: The Iraqi prime minister, Adil Abdul Mahdi last visited Tehran in April 2019. During his two day visit at the invitation of this Iranian counterpart, President Hassan Rouhani, Abdul Mahdi met with senior Iranian officials and discussed a range of issues, including bilateral ties and economic relations between Tehran and Baghdad.
President Rouhani's 3-day state visit to Baghdad was in March 2019.
Also on Monday, Iranian government spokesman, Ali Rabiee confirmed that imminent arrival of Iraqi prime minister, Adil Abdul Mahdi.
On Apr. 06, the Iraqi Prime Minister, Adil Abdul-Mahdi and his entourage met with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
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Commenting on the visit Rabiee said: "Normally, politicians from friendly nations that visit Tehran, want to do everything they can to reduce regional tensions. But as far as the subject of meditation is concerned, we don't accept any country or individual acting as a mediator between Tehran and Washington. It is natural that politicians visiting Tehran will express their concerns to Iranian officials, and their concerns about regional tensions as well, and certainly they would want to hear our point of view as well. That is also important for them."
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