Researcher Rudolph: Baghdad Dialogue is a golden platform to enhance Iraq's role

During her participation in the Baghdad International Dialogue Conference, international researcher Ina Rudolph praised the importance of Iraq's role as a bridge for dialogue and consensus-building in the region, calling the conference a "golden opportunity" to discuss this vital role.

In her video statement, Rudolph said: "I am honored to be participating for the second time in this special event, which is a unique platform for open and frank discussion on the challenges and untapped opportunities that Iraq can build on to enhance its regional and international standing."

Rudolph praised Iraq's current economic policies, while emphasizing the need for "reforms that encourage foreign investment, including support for a skills-based economy, better use of modern technology, and continued openness to neighboring countries."

Rudolph described the Baghdad International Dialogue as a "very important event" that brings together researchers, politicians, diplomats and experts from various fields, giving them an opportunity to exchange views and discuss ways to develop Iraq.

Rudolph concluded her speech by thanking the Iraqi Institute for Dialogue for organizing the conference, calling its efforts "inspiring and attractive for constructive dialogue."