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Syria and Iraq shares a long-term historical and political relationship with each other. Both of these countries are next-door states of Arab Emirates, and share a similar style of independent ruling system and a distinguished eco-socio relationship.
Syria and Iraq both has inherited the similar principles of the Arab nationalist ideologies to establish the governmental policies. The structural similes in the establishment of the administration have always leaded to them to be center of controversy and comparisons between the two of them.
Both Syria and Iraq it is seen the presidential responsibilities are shifted to the sons after the president’s death. This tradition is old and on-going. Thus in recent past when president of Syria (Mr. Hafiz al-Asad) was expired, and his post was given to his son Bashshar, suspicions arrived from multiple ends that probably this is going to inspire the Iraqians to select Saddam’s son to be the next president after his death.
Iraq and Syria are interdependent on each other in terms of economy and business. After a few sessions of political meetings between the nation, finally both has agreed on mutually benefited associations to expand trading and increasing the income of the country.
In last few years, Syria has become one of the largest trading partners of Iraq, Baghdad and Damascus. According to the statement of the Iraqian president Mr. Bashar al-Assad, Syria is going to be the most beneficial partner for them that would bring Iraq around one billion dollars revenues annually.
Syria, Iraq mutual dependence leads both of them to rely on each other for the overall developments of the nations.
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