In Iraq, a resilient Al-Sudani forges on

Security
Written By Hafed Al-Ghwell

Outlet: Arab News

Language: English

Abstract: Amid reflections on the 20th anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani's government faces a turbulent landscape. While Iraq holds vast potential, it grapples with multifaceted challenges hindering progress, including economic woes, political tensions, and security threats. Al-Sudani's leadership offers a glimmer of hope, marked by pledges for reform and efforts to unite a divided nation. However, entrenched obstacles, such as militia influence and governance vacuum, impede substantive change. Despite Al-Sudani's commendable qualities and balanced approach, expectations must be tempered, recognizing the complexity of Iraq's predicament and the time needed for meaningful transformation.

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Hafed Al-Ghwell
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