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    Iraq policy "beneficiary" of the differences between Saudi Arabia and Iran .. Salman is waiting for

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    Iraq policy "beneficiary" of the differences between Saudi Arabia and Iran .. Salman is waiting for Empty Iraq policy "beneficiary" of the differences between Saudi Arabia and Iran .. Salman is waiting for

    Post by Rocky Sat 26 May 2018, 6:38 am

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    (Reuters) - Iraq could certainly be a place to promote rapprochement and dialogue between Iran and Saudi Arabia, where the victory of the Sadr alliance led by al-Sadr could contribute to this kind of rapprochement.
    The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, met with the leaders of many electoral blocs, including Hadi al-Amiri, who won second place in the elections, and Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, Who came in third.
    The report added that despite the victory of "Asron," many went to the possibility of re-election Abadi prime minister despite his defeat in the elections, because Abadi has gained a good reputation by mediating the conflicting interests of the major foreign powers in the region, the United States and Iran on the one hand, and on the one hand Others, Sadr did not appear to object to the re-election of Abbadi as prime minister.
    He explained that "the coming period will be a" historic opportunity "for Saudi Arabia to gain more influence in the neighboring country, because the suppression of the strong influence of Tehran in the country is more important for both Sadr and Abadi," noting that the reception of Sadr in July, by the Crown Prince Mohammed bin After three months, Abadi also visited Riyadh and formed an economic and political coordination council with the Saudis in the presence of then-US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
    He pointed out that relations between Saudi Arabia and Iraq have improved significantly since the appointment of Abbadi as prime minister four years ago. In 2016, the Kingdom opened its embassy in Baghdad for the first time since the invasion of Saddam Hussein to Kuwait in 1990, and a year later a border crossing was also opened.
    "The Iraqis are interested in Saudi Arabia's participation in the reconstruction of their devastated country. In return, the Saudis want more influence in the country," he said, noting that "Saudi Arabia's chances in Iraq have never been as good in this way."
    "Sadr is a true populist," said Daniel Gerlach, an expert on Middle East affairs and editor of the Middle East magazine Zenith. "He was allied with many ministers in the Maliki government between 2006 and 2014, but he always put himself in the form of exhibitions During his public appearance and will continue to do so, and will be part of the coalition and on the other hand will always try to represent the voice of the people, he is a difficult partner in the coalition. "
    "If Saudi Arabia wants to quickly reach its goal of earning more money in the country, it may lose its recent sympathy in Iraq. Although Iraqis welcome potential financial aid from the kingdom and are willing to give greater influence to the Saudis to withdraw their support for the independence of Kurdistan , But the most vocal critics of Iran in Iraq do not want to drag their country into another proxy war between the two rivals in the Gulf.
    "The Iraqis will use the effects of Iran and Saudi Arabia against each other with skill," he said. "They will say that Iranian influence is normal and that the Iranians have been in the region for years, but that does not mean they are far from The influence of the Saudis and other countries, but they will try to get the maximum benefit from both sides. "
    "The rapprochement will ultimately be in the interest of both Saudi Arabia and Iran," Middle East expert Daniel Gerlach said. "Iraq may not be seen as an intermediary for peace in the Middle East, but Iraqis have a greater influence on the relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia. , Perhaps more than they recognize it. "
    "Iraq can certainly be a place that promotes rapprochement and dialogue between Iran and Saudi Arabia," Gerlach said.



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