The future of Iraqi foreign policy considering the challenges facing foreign political performance

Abstract

The Iraqi foreign policy during the period between 2003-2010 was characterized by many problems that led to a clear failure to achieve the required level and objectives.  The research consists of two requirements, the first deals with the challenges facing the external political performance, while the second includes a future vision for Iraqi foreign policy, and then a conclusion that included the most prominent findings of the research, which is that a new working mechanism must be put in place to deal with events according to an effective scientific view based on the investigation. Surveillance, and this requires activating the joints of the foreign political decision movement by providing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its institutions with scientific capacities and capabilities that have the ability to observe and extrapolate positions, and to govern the foreign political movement institutionally and individually by using modern technologies that help the Iraqi negotiator to read regional and international positions to build a scientific position that avoids setbacks and crises. not calculated.