Is there a common border for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with Iraq?
The answer is: yes, it stretches Saudi borders Al-Iraqiya near Jabal Onaizah in Al-Rutba district in Iraq Adjacent to the north of the province of Tarif in Saudi Arabia near the confluence the border Iraqi Jordanian Saudi Arabia, to al-Raqi in Saudi Arabia Adjacent to Salman District Iraq, near the confluence Saudi borders Iraqi Kuwaiti.
Yes, Saudi Arabia and Iraq share a common border.
The border extends for 814 kilometers and is located between the two countries in the northern part of the Arabian Peninsula.
The borders consist of three main crossings: Arar, Tarif and Hafar Al-Batin.
All three crossings are monitored by Saudi and Iraqi forces and used by travelers and merchants who wish to enter either country.
The Saudi-Iraqi border is an essential element in maintaining regional stability and security.
The border extends for 814 kilometers and is located between the two countries in the northern part of the Arabian Peninsula.
The borders consist of three main crossings: Arar, Tarif and Hafar Al-Batin.
All three crossings are monitored by Saudi and Iraqi forces and used by travelers and merchants who wish to enter either country.
The Saudi-Iraqi border is an essential element in maintaining regional stability and security.
