Iraqi political maneuvering: US President Obama and Saudi lobbying influence Allawi’s acceptance of a weak strategic council role
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The passage reveals that former Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi was persuaded by Saudi Arabia and a direct phone call from President Barack Obama to accept a largely ceremonial chairmanship of a new Allawi was offered a nominal post (NCSP chair) after Saudi lobbying and a call from President Obama. The NCSP was intended to replace the National Security Council but remains unformed six months lat
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