Perspective on Work of Western Organizations in Iraq

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After the fall of the dictatorial regime in 2003, and the subsequent changes in the structure of the Iraqi state, several non-governmental organizations experienced a quantitative leap, imposed by the occupier, aiming at securing its continued presence and permanence.

 This had to be accompanied by the emergence of a new cultural presence that competes with the existing identity in the Iraqi environment. A number of active Western organizations became active in the Iraqi arena, playing their role in strengthening the concept of hegemony through the space they occupy with the activities and initiatives they undertake, whether directly by themselves or through cooperation with local entities working in this field. This occurred alongside joint efforts between several European countries and the United States in this regard, as a clear expression of the unity of the West, viewed as a system still rooted in expansionist and colonial thought.

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Sunday 27 July 2025
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