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Turkey-Iraq Security Cooperation and Military Camp Handover
Turkey and Iraq agreed to a gradual handover of a Turkish military camp in northern Iraq and deepened security cooperation, including efforts to end the presence of armed groups in the region.
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Turkiye and Iraq agreed for Turkish forces to gradually hand over a military camp in northern Iraq to the Iraqi government, following talks in New York between Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly (Arab News, September 23). The sides also agreed to deepen security cooperation and to end the presence of "outlawed armed elements" in northern Iraq, according to a joint statement (Arab News, September 23).