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Al-Hajj: America aims to distort the economy of Iraq
Last update 02/06/2022 | 7:19 pm
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On Sunday, political analyst Kazem Al-Hajj stressed that the role of the United States of America in Iraq, especially in the economic aspect, is an attempt to distort the country's economy and drag it towards the subversive American economic dependence.
Al-Hajj told the "Information" agency, "Washington is working to distort the Iraqi economy and drag it towards subversive economic dependence by obstructing all attempts to advance the country's economic reality," noting that
"any orientation of all Iraqi economic institutions outside the American direction is opposed."
He added, "The Iraqi government does not have the options and the real will that qualifies it to stand against the subversive American will," noting that
"some political forces want Iraq to go towards the American axis to serve their political interests."
He explained that "the compass of the American will opposes all service agreements, starting with the Iraqi-Chinese agreement, the energy file, and the agreement with the German company Siemens, which specializes in electrical affairs, and other files that confirm this subversive trend."
Al-Hajj held “the Iraqi people and the new parliament responsible for liberating Iraq from American hegemony and its economic occupation, and going towards what is in the country’s economic interest.” Ended / 25 R.
Al-Hajj: America aims to distort the economy of Iraq
Last update 02/06/2022 | 7:19 pm
information/special...
On Sunday, political analyst Kazem Al-Hajj stressed that the role of the United States of America in Iraq, especially in the economic aspect, is an attempt to distort the country's economy and drag it towards the subversive American economic dependence.
Al-Hajj told the "Information" agency, "Washington is working to distort the Iraqi economy and drag it towards subversive economic dependence by obstructing all attempts to advance the country's economic reality," noting that
"any orientation of all Iraqi economic institutions outside the American direction is opposed."
He added, "The Iraqi government does not have the options and the real will that qualifies it to stand against the subversive American will," noting that
"some political forces want Iraq to go towards the American axis to serve their political interests."
He explained that "the compass of the American will opposes all service agreements, starting with the Iraqi-Chinese agreement, the energy file, and the agreement with the German company Siemens, which specializes in electrical affairs, and other files that confirm this subversive trend."
Al-Hajj held “the Iraqi people and the new parliament responsible for liberating Iraq from American hegemony and its economic occupation, and going towards what is in the country’s economic interest.” Ended / 25 R.
