موقف مصر من حلف بغداد 1955

Abstract EN

The Baghdad Treaty of 1955, which was held between Iraq and Turkey, was one of the most prominent issues developed in the Middle East during the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, which was signed by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Said and Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes.

Especially the United States of America and Britain to encircle the Soviet Union and reduce its influence and prevent the spread of communism in this sensitive region of the world, where Egypt opposed the policy of foreign alliances, especially the Baghdad alliance, and considered it a new colonization of the Middle East, Especially political t between Iraq and Egypt, where he raised doubts among Arab countries and promising methods of Western control.