The Role of Socio-Political Construction in Promoting the Culture of Iraqi National Dialogue After 2003

Research and focus on the subject of national dialogue and the role of social and political upbringing in promoting and consolidating that dialogue is the result of the causes that hit society and the quest to find solutions and treatments for those causes, and the most prominent causes that hit society and the Iraqi political system after 2003 are sectarianism and political quotas, which resulted from the absence of a culture of dialogue and the adoption of opinion and the other opinion, and sectarianism is not a modern phenomenon on societies, but an old phenomenon known by societies with multiple orientations and beliefs, and here it is necessary From pointing out that pluralism is a double-edged sword that depends on the mechanism of dealing with it, it is a source of strength and progress if it is optimally invested through constructive national dialogue, respect for opinion and other opinion, respect for the entity of the individual in the shadow of one society and the primacy of national identity over sub-identities, but in the event that this resource exploits special factional trends and adopts the language of escalation and threat instead of dialogue and transparency, that society will suffer and suffer losses at all levels and stoke the fire Sectarian strife does not serve the interest of society and does not achieve its overall goals, Logic requires coexistence between members of multiple religions and sects.