The governor of Ilam stated in a meeting with the governor of Wasit, Iraq, that Ilam and Wasit serve as gateways for trade, pilgrimage, and tourism between Iran and Iraq. He noted that the shared management experience during Arbaeen serves as a model for enhancing exchanges at the borders of Ilam and Wasit, adding that the cross-border agreement on a 'joint protected area' between Iran and Iraq will soon be finalized.
Governor of Ilam: Cross-Border Agreement on 'Joint Protected Area' Between Iran and Iraq to be Finalized
The governor of Ilam announced that a cross-border agreement for a joint protected area between Iran and Iraq is nearing finalization. This agreement is significant as it aims to enhance trade and tourism between the two regions, leveraging their shared experiences during the Arbaeen pilgrimage.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The governors of Ilam and Wasit announced that a cross-border agreement for a joint protected area is nearing finalization, aimed at enhancing trade and tourism between the two regions.
- The agreement is intended to improve management of border exchanges.
- The shared experience during the Arbaeen pilgrimage serves as a model for cooperation.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran and Iraq share a long border and cultural ties, with significant cross-border trade and pilgrimage activities, particularly during religious events.
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