Implications of Baghdad’s Arab Summit
The Arab League summit in Baghdad is over and it is time to take stock. Given the essentially international character of the summit in Baghdad, it is natural to start with the regional implications. And, in many ways, the degree of representation at the level of heads of state is a useful indicator of how […]Reidar Visser writes on Iraq and Gulf Analysis:
The Arab League summit in Baghdad is over and it is time to take stock.
Given the essentially international character of the summit in Baghdad, it is natural to start with the regional implications. And, in many ways, the degree of representation at the level of heads of state is a useful indicator of how things went. Altogether, 10 countries were represented by their rulers: Tunisia, Libya, Sudan, Djibouti, Somalia, Comoros, Palestine, Lebanon and Kuwait in addition to Iraq.
