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Issue of the double issue 89-90 of the magazine "Thought Dialog"

The Iraqi Institute for Dialog published the double issue (89-90) of the quarterly magazine "Thought Dialog", including a series of studies, articles and intellectual and strategic readings that deal with the most prominent political, security and economic issues in Iraq and the region.

The new issue focuses on the transformations taking place in Iraqi politics, especially the transition from crisis management and responding to its immediate repercussions to building a strategic vision based on developing sustainable regional and international partnerships, in a way that enhances Iraq's position and role in its regional and international environment.

The issue also deals with the performance of the Iraqi government during the first 100 days of its formation, highlighting the most prominent challenges facing its work, foremost of which are the multiplicity of decision-making centers, limiting arms to the state, and enhancing the effectiveness of institutions and their ability to implement public policies.

The issue devotes space to discussing the repercussions of regional conflicts and tensions on Iraqi national security and the economy, and the challenges posed by the rapid changes in the region that require the development of planning tools and proactive response to crises.

The issue studies also discuss the importance of digital transformation and the use of modern technologies in developing institutions and decision-making, in addition to the need to adopt long-term policies capable of dealing with political, security and economic variables.

The new double issue comes within the Iraqi Institute for Dialog's publications aimed at providing a space for intellectual and strategic research and discussion, and contributing to providing visions and readings that help understand the transformations taking place in Iraq and the region and foresee their future paths.

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