الحوار الاستراتيجي الأمريكي العراقي و آثاره على مستقبل الوجود الأمريكي في ظل الاتفاقية الاستراتيجية

الملخص EN

The presence of us forces in Iraq dates back to 1991 AD, when the united states of America relied in its war on Iraq on the resolutions of the UN security council and imposed an air blockade over Iraqi lands.

the UN security council NO.

1483 in 2003 as a justification for its presence in Iraq as an occupied country, and after achieving part of its strategic goals, handing over power to the participating parties that obtained popular legitimacy through the elections that took place in 2005, after which a new constitution for the country would be enacted and it obtained the legal acceptability also, the US and Iraqi sides discussed the issue of the withdrawal of US forces under an agreement called "sofa" in 2008, and the strategic framework agreement was signed in 2011.

the US-Iraq strategic dialogue came based on the 2008 agreement, and at the invitation of the former us secretary of state, "mike Pompeo", especially after the important developments that occurred in the region and the intensification of the US-Iranian conflict in Iraq, the US forces withdrew in 2011, usually to Iraq in the occupation of ISIS land in 2014.

then the strategic dialogue was launched in June of last year 2020, and the strategic dialogue witnessed four rounds to discuss the future of the US military presence and the nature of the future relationship between the two countries.