Tehran Studies on Ali Al-Zaydi’s Iran-U.S. Approach
Ali Faleh Kazem Al-Zaidi, an Iraqi merchant and investor, announced his appointment as the youngest Prime Minister in modern Iraq's history, marking a political turning point after 2003. His agenda focused on economic reforms, including diversifying the economic base, improving infrastructure, and promoting social justice. He also emphasized fighting corruption and restructuring the security apparatus by centralizing weapons control under the state. Additionally, he pledged to build a strong and balanced economy and to strengthen security forces, while aiming to integrate resistance factions into official institutions amidst American pressures and alliances with the Resistance axis.
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