Arab move to expel Iran from Iraq

The summary of what is currently going on in Iraq is that it is liberated from the yoke of the Persians’s control and control over many of the joints of this Arab country, the Iraqi people and after they suffered greatly from the Iranian regime’s empowerment of their country and its control over part of its decision, he got angry and decided to stand up to this arrogant regime, and the new Iraqi government Under the leadership of Mustafa Al-Kazemi, it has become an expression of that suffering and seeks to rid the people of it by opening up to the Arab countries, especially Saudi Arabia and Egypt, because of their weight and stature, so there is no appearance for Iraq other than the Arabs nor a rescue for Arabs other than their integration and their standing together in the face of everyone who wants them bad, especially the Iranian regime that wants to make Iraq is an arena in which anyone who wants to fight it fights and works to plunder their wealth.

Perhaps the closest example of Iraq’s new approach is the agreements, memoranda of understanding and the 15 cooperation protocols that were recently signed between Iraq and Egypt, which are a preliminary outcome of the meetings of the Supreme Committee headed by the prime ministers of the two countries and comes according to a statement by the Prime Minister of Egypt, Mostafa Madbouly, “at a very important time, the region is witnessing. 

Successive developments that cast their repercussions on all countries of the region, which calls for the cooperation of Egypt and Iraq and concerted efforts at all levels to face these common challenges and dangers, through the establishment of a strategic partnership based on belief in the unity of destiny, common interests and the depth of relations between the two peoples that are at the root of history a statement It is not difficult for a follower of the region’s developments to understand him and say that it reflects a historic decision that the Arabs made a decision to stand in the face of Persian domination, especially Madbouly’s saying that “the constants of the Egyptian policy towards Iraq are based on the necessity to preserve the unity and sovereignty of Iraq and reject all forms Foreign interference in his affairs.

My information is that Iraq has recently taken decisions that prevent others from making this country an arena for settling scores and establishing militias, which will soon become apparent to anyone seeking to obtain a visa to enter Iraq.

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