Forbes: US investments in Iraq support security against Iran
The article discusses Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah al-Zaidy's visit to Washington and his signing of 48 economic agreements worth $100 billion, aimed at enhancing American investments in Iraq. The author points out that the United States considers its investments in Iraq a key part of its strategy to maintain influence and promote stability in the country, especially in the face of Iranian influence. This comes amid increasing pressure on the Zaidy government to choose between the interests of the United States, Iran, and China. The article also notes that Zaidy seeks to open new relations with Washington based on economic cooperation, but the Iraqi government faces the challenge of balancing these conflicting interests among regional and international powers within Iraq.
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