GENEVA, Switzerland: Switzerland has reopened its embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, after a 33-year hiatus, which began with the closure of its previous representation due to the 1991 Gulf War.
The Swiss foreign ministry announced this decision, highlighting the country’s commitment to reestablishing a diplomatic presence in Iraq.
The reopening of the embassy marks a significant step towards enhancing bilateral relations between Switzerland and Iraq, focusing on cooperation in various sectors, including economic development, security, and migration.
With Iraq’s strategic position and economic potential in the region, Switzerland aims to engage more deeply in fostering mutual ties and addressing common challenges in these critical areas.
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