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Iraq’s interim government has rejected the help of neighboring countries with troops while several Arab countries have shown their willingness to offer security assistance to countries ravaged by war.

Arab countries have a habit of refusing to intervene in Iraqi affairs or send forces to take part in the coalition.

In 2003, Turkey has expressed its readiness to send troops to Iraq in response to a U.S. request, but Turkey has withdrawn its bid after the opposition of the Iraqi Governing Council then.

But there is a change in the attitudes of Arabs towards military aid to Iraq following the adoption of resolution 1546 Security Council of UN, training the new Iraqi interim government and replacement of coalition forces by multinational forces.

For the first time since the overthrow of the former regime of Saddam Hussein in April 2003, several Arab countries, some countries neighboring Iraq, have expressed their desire to join the multinational forces led by the United Nations.

Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs Hoshiar Al Zebari said that neighboring countries could take part to ensure safety at headquarters and UN facilities in Iraq, but emphasized the sensitivity of their participation in keeping the peace in Iraq. End

“This is a result of the government’s fear that neighboring countries may have certain interests in Iraq, and that forces in the country could do to complete these interests,” said Saeed Ali, a retired officer .

伊拉克拒绝同周边国家军队的帮助

伊拉克临时政府拒绝同周边国家军队的帮助，而一些阿拉伯国家都表示，愿意提供安全援助的受战争蹂躏的国家。

阿拉伯国家的拒绝干预伊拉克事务或派遣军队参加驻伊联军的习惯。

2003年，土耳其已经表示愿意派遣应美国的要求向伊拉克派兵，但土耳其已撤销后，伊拉克管理委员会的反对当时的出价。

但是有一个在对伊拉克的军事援助，以阿拉伯人的态度改变后，1546号决议通过的联合国安全理事会，培训新的伊拉克临时政府和联军取代多国部队。

为自萨达姆前政权被推翻2003年4月，一些阿拉伯国家，伊拉克周边一些国家已表示愿意参加由联合国领导的多国部队的第一次。

伊拉克外交部长霍希亚尔扎巴里说，周边国家一起参与，以确保在总部和联合国在伊拉克的安全设施，但强调他们在维持参与灵敏度在伊拉克的和平。完

“这是政府的担心结果是周边国家在伊拉克可能有某些利益，而在该国的部队可以做些什么来完成这些利益，说：”赛义德阿里，退休公务员。