Iraq’s Consul General in Isfahan: Health and scientific tourism are priorities

Shafaq News/ Iraq’s new Consul General in Isfahan, Ahmad
Latif Ali, officially presented his credentials to Isfahan Governor Mehdi
Jamali Najad on Saturday, emphasizing health and scientific tourism as top
priorities for the consulate.

Jamali Najad noted that Isfahan Province has been working
since last year to establish consulates for several friendly and neighboring
countries, including Turkey and Iraq. “This achievement today is the
result of efforts made over the past few months,” he said in a press
statement.

The governor outlined three key priorities for the
province: tourism, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence, describing
these sectors as “gateways for active diplomacy with other nations.”

Expressing his gratitude for officially starting his
duties, the Iraqi Consul General affirmed Iraq’s readiness to collaborate in
economic, cultural, and scientific fields.

“The Iraqi consulate is committed to fostering cooperation
with Isfahan, particularly in promoting health and scientific tourism, as part
of Iraq’s broader engagement with the region.”