Iraqi Decision Echoes National Will

The article focuses on Iraq's announcement that the need for the presence of foreign troops on its territory has ended. These forces had previously entered to support Iraq against the terrorist organization ISIS during an exceptional period and had played an effective role in liberating Iraqi lands. Now, after the country's forces have achieved significant victories and security gains, full national sovereignty has been restored. The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening state institutions, consolidating the rule of law, and organizing the arms issue within an institutional framework. It also stresses that sovereignty is not limited to security matters alone but includes political and economic decision-making, with a focus on developmental and economic stability that enhances independence and shields the country from external influences. The conclusion underscores that Iraq's transition from a phase of temporary support to effective partnership reflects a strong, fully sovereign state capable of protecting its decisions and security, led by its people and constitutional institutions.

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