Tuesday, September 17, 2024

DINAR REVALUATION REPORT: Al-Sudani Announces Imminent Conclusion of International Coalition Mission in Iraq, 17 SEPT

Al-Sudani Announces Imminent Conclusion of International Coalition Mission in Iraq

Iraq's Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has confirmed that the end date for the International Coalition's mission in Iraq will be announced soon This announcement comes as Iraq transitions from a period of wars to one of stability, with the justifications for the coalition's presence considered to have ended. 

Iraq's Shift to Stability and Sovereignty

The coalition's mission is part of the government's program, reflecting a shift in focus from military engagement to stability and sovereignty. Al-Sudani has initiated a dialogue with the coalition, involving discussions over the withdrawal process. 

U.S. Military Presence and Bilateral Talks

Approximately 2,500 U.S. troops are currently stationed in Iraq as part of the Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve.  The end of the coalition's mission will not signify a breakdown in relations between Iraq and the U.S. Instead, it marks the beginning of bilateral talks to build sustainable security relationships. 

Iraq's Position Post-withdrawal

Iraq respects the choices of the American people and will deal with any administration that gains public confidence.  The strategic framework agreement between the two countries will be activated to guide future interactions.

The Role of the Coalition in Iraq's Future

Iraq's move from a period of wars to one of stability signals a new era of self-sufficiency and national sovereignty. The defeat of Daesh/ISIS has been a critical factor in this transition. 

Conclusion

The announcement of the end date for the International Coalition's mission in Iraq by Prime Minister Al-Sudani marks a significant milestone in Iraq's journey towards stability and sovereignty


The move reflects a broader shift in focus from military engagement to sustainable security relationships, particularly with the U.S.


 This transition is a testament to Iraq's resilience and its ability to overcome challenges, such as the defeat of Daesh/ISIS, and move towards a future defined by peace and self-determination.

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