Iraq Crisis & U.S. Foreign Policy

Delhi Study Group Event

Iraq Crisis & U.S. Foreign Policy

  • 25 October 2002
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  • New Delhi
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🌍 Seminar on Iraq Crisis & U.S. Foreign Policy

🗓 Date: 25th October 2002 at 4:30 P.M.

📍 Venue: Speaker Hall, Constitution Club, New Delhi

🌟 Chief Guests & Speakers:

  • Shri Salah Al Mukhtar – Ambassador of Iraq
  • Shri Seshadari Chari – Editor, Organiser
  • Dr. Brahma Chellaney – Renowned Political Analyst

🔍 Event Overview:

The seminar aimed to analyze the Iraq crisis in light of U.S. foreign policy and its geopolitical implications. It brought together diplomats, political analysts, and policymakers to discuss:

📝 Key Discussion Points:

  • Perspective from Iraq: Shri Salah Al Mukhtar provided Iraq’s official stance on the crisis and the impact of U.S. sanctions.
  • U.S. Policy Analysis: Experts debated the real motives behind U.S. actions in Iraq, including oil interests, global dominance, and regional stability.
  • India’s Diplomatic Stand: The session explored India’s foreign policy approach toward the Iraq situation.
  • Future of Middle East Security: Dr. Brahma Chellaney discussed the consequences of military intervention and its impact on global politics.

📌 Conclusion:

The seminar provided critical insights into the complex geopolitical situation surrounding Iraq, U.S. interventionist policies, and their global ramifications.