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U.S. Envoy: Iraqi Government Faces Challenge to Unify Diverse Population Within a Transparent State, President Barack Expresses Confidence in Al-Zaydi Leadership
The U.S. Special Envoy to Iraq, Tom Barrack, emphasized that Iraq has reached a position that enables it to lead alliances connecting the Gulf, Syria, Turkey, and Egypt. The goal is to transform the region from a battleground of conflicts into a hub of economic integration. He stressed that strategic shifts now rely on investments, the business sector, energy, and infrastructure, considering companies and business leaders as the most important diplomats in the future—especially in the fields of energy, electricity, and logistics. He also highlighted Iraq's pivotal role in a regional project linking neighboring countries, with the potential to become a land transit hub for energy and trade, thereby reducing reliance on maritime routes, particularly via the Strait of Hormuz, in order to strengthen economic and political stability in the region. Barrack called for supporting national institutions and achieving transparency, expressing confidence in Prime Minister Al-Zaydi’s leadership to enhance the presence of foreign companies and investments in energy and infrastructure sectors—aiming to position Iraq as a key player in regional security and energy frameworks.
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