Iraq’s new Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is making waves with his third international trip since taking office, landing in Turkey to hammer out a bold new oil pipeline that could reroute Iraqi exports away from the volatile Persian Gulf. But this isn’t just about oil—talks with Erdogan cover security, trade, energy, transport, and even water management, all aimed at deepening the Iraq-Turkey alliance. With major U.S. deals already inked to diversify oil routes, al-Zaidi’s move to Ankara signals a strategic pivot. Meanwhile, Turkey’s own peace efforts with the PKK, including potential amnesty legislation, add another layer of complexity. As both nations juggle economic ambition and regional instability, these talks could reshape the Middle East’s future.
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