Iraq’s newly appointed prime minister, Ali al-Zaidi, arrives in Turkey for talks focused on energy and broader regional security. Multiple reports say the meetings are expected to cover cooperation on a pipeline intended to help Iraq reduce its exposure to tensions in the Gulf. Discussions also include trade and security matters, reflecting wider efforts to deepen Iraqi–Turkish ties soon after the formation of the new Iraqi government. The Turkish leg of the visit is presented as part of early outreach to regional partners on practical issues such as transportation routes for energy and the management of cross-border security concerns. The reports do not provide further detail on specific pipeline designs or timelines, but they indicate that energy infrastructure and coordination on security are central to the agenda. The talks are held in Turkey, where both sides are expected to review options for improving economic cooperation and addressing regional risks, consistent with the stated focus on pipeline, trade, and security.