Washington Times Journalist: Baghdad International Dialogue is a Powerful Platform for Regional Dialogue

Prominent American journalist Tim Konstantin from the Washington Times praised the Baghdad International Dialogue Conference, organized annually by the Iraqi Institute for Dialogue, describing it as an “excellent conference” that brings together a select group of high-level, experienced speakers and engages in rich discussions on key political and security issues concerning Iraq and the region.

Konstantin affirmed that the conference serves as a “serious platform offering practical, actionable solutions” to the complex challenges facing the Middle East, noting that the main topics discussed at the conference centered around the future of stability in the region, particularly through enhancing economic development and regional security.

He pointed out that Iraq has a unique opportunity to act as a central and trusted mediator in facilitating dialogue and building communication bridges between regional countries, even between major rivals such as Iran and the United States, in light of the urgent need for impartial and effective mediation.

The American journalist further added that the conference underscores the importance of dialogue and regional integration, solidifying Iraq’s image as a key player in building security and peace. He highlighted that the participation of such a large number of international experts and figures in the conference reflects the growing international trust in Iraq’s role.

This statement was made in the context of the conference organized by the Iraqi Institute for Dialogue, which was attended by distinguished political, diplomatic, and media figures. The conference discussed issues related to development, security, and regional diplomacy, receiving international praise for its organization and the quality of discussions.