Switzerland Reopens Embassy in Iraq After 33 Years

Switzerland has reopened its embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, after 33 years of closure due to the Gulf War. This move aims to strengthen bilateral relations and deepen cooperation in economic, security, and migration matters.

Switzerland has reopened its embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, after a 33-year closure dating back to the 1991 Gulf War, according to a statement from the Swiss foreign ministry.

By reopening the embassy, the Swiss federal council aims to fortify bilateral relations with Iraq and enhance collaboration in economic, security, and migration sectors, the statement added.

The reopening marks a significant step in fostering mutual cooperation and diplomatic engagement between the two nations.

(With inputs from agencies.)