Syria and Iraq Face Strategic Partnership Challenges Due to Shared Geography and Interests

Syria and Iraq face an opportunity to strengthen their relationship based on shared security and economic interests, amidst declining Iranian influence and potential American support. There is a need to build trust, control borders, and coordinate efforts to counter security challenges such as remnants of ISIS and Iran-backed factions. Developing the partnership depends on oil projects, trade corridors, and infrastructure improvements, which would enhance Syria's role as a major energy transit route and provide Iraq with a port on the Mediterranean—steps that could shift regional balances. However, the relationship remains contingent on overcoming internal challenges and disagreements, with a focus on common interests and joint management of security and economic issues to ensure regional stability.

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