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Iraqi PM arrives in Tehran in first trip abroad

Iraqi PM arrives in Tehran in first trip abroad

  • Kadhemi is expected to meet President Hassan Rouhani and supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
  • The prime minister’s trip to Tehran comes after receiving Iran’s top diplomat Mohammad Javad Zarif in Baghdad on Sunday
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