القناة الجافة العراقية و ميناء الفاو الكبير مقدمة لتعاون إقليمي و دولي

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geographical" location, and has performed and performed various roles throughout history, and until the emergence of the modern Iraqi state, Iraqi ports on the Persian Gulf have become important sources in its economy and its various relations with the world.

The growing needs of the international community for new sea routes and corridors to accommodate the volume of trade and transport between the West and the East, as well as "the Iraqis' awareness of the importance of their geopolitical location, pushing everyone to think about linking the East with the West via the sea and land portal of Iraq, through giant projects linked from Iraqi ports and across land to The northern borders with Turkey, the European Gate from the east, through the implementation of the two major Faw port projects on the Persian Gulf and the dry canal project, and linking to the Turkish borders North, "and then to Europe.

The implementation of these two projects stumbled due to several reasons, most notably political, which practiced by neighboring countries and with the help of Iraqi politicians to delay the implementation of these two projects, unaware of the importance achieved by the implementation of these two projects, as well as" about the financial deficit that the Iraqi state suffers, as well as induction Financial and administrative corruption and its ability to disrupt business.

The international community, represented by "major commercial and economic interests, aspires to find alternatives to the current roads and corridors connecting the East with the West, and it has been progressing for decades with offers for the purpose of benefiting from the site of Iraq, and making it the East Gate towards the West and vice versa.

Opportunities are still available for the Iraqis and their Western partners to capture.