Türkiye, Iraq, UAE, Qatar Agree On a $20B Transport Project

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Türkiye, Iraq, UAE, Qatar Agree On a $20B Transport Project

13 years have passed since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last visited Iraq. His trip to Baghdad and Erbil in northern Iraq couldn't come at a more volatile time, with Israel and Iran stepping back from the brink of war. But Monday's visit by Erdogan also marks the signing of a key preliminary agreement between Turkiye, Iraq, the UAE and Qatar that could transform the region's connectivity.