In a significant move towards resolving long-standing issues between the Kurdistan Region and the Federal Government, Prime Minister Masrour Barzani has headed to Baghdad for a meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani on Tuesday.

The two leaders are expected to discuss several pending issues, with a particular focus on the final stages of an agreement aimed at resolving oil disputes between the Kurdistan Region and the Federal Government. The agreement is also expected to address the resumption of the Kurdistan Region's oil exports, which have been suspended since early 2020.

The meeting between the two leaders is a significant step towards resolving the long-standing disputes between the Kurdistan Region and the Federal Government. It follows a series of high-level meetings between officials from both sides in recent months, aimed at finding a mutually acceptable solution to the issues.

Prime Minister Barzani's visit to Baghdad has been welcomed by many in the Kurdistan Region, who see it as a positive development towards resolving the disputes that have long hindered the region's economic development.

The outcome of the meeting between the two leaders is eagerly awaited, as it could have far-reaching implications for the future of the Kurdistan Region and its relations with the Federal Government.