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The article discusses the visit made by Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah Al-Zaydi to Washington, which aims to shape a new future for the relations between Iraq and the United States. The focus shifts from military dependence to economic cooperation and investment after the end of the international coalition's mission in Iraq in 2026. The visit emphasizes the importance of building a strong economic partnership, with an emphasis on expanding American investments and diversifying energy sources. The Iraqi government seeks to balance its relations with Washington and Iran, while also working to disarm internal armed groups, promote economic and security cooperation, and benefit from American support in implementing significant economic reforms. These developments indicate Iraq's movement toward a relationship based more on economic collaboration following the military withdrawal.
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