علاقة العراق بوكالتي صندوق النقد الدولي والبنك الدولي: (دراسة في الجغرافية السياسية)‎

Abstract EN

Iraq returned once again to improve the relationship with the agencies of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank after 2003, as it is among the founding member states of the two agencies.

That relationship returned in accordance with the Paris Club agreement and the decisions that resulted in extinguishing the debts owed to Iraq before 2003.

It passed through a schedule that included several stages that helped extinguish the debts and Iraq was soon linked to new loans that were tied to the Iraqi economy and made it dependent on the policies of the US administration and later enabled it to interfere in Iraq's internal affairs for a long time, which is already permissible after the entry of US forces into Iraq.

The research dealt with a number of aspects that included Iraq's relationship with the two agencies, the stages of extinguishing the debt, then the cash loans obtained from the two agencies and then it addressed the geopolitical dimensions out of that relationship