The author of the book succeeded in delving into the depths of the history of oil, exploration efforts,
 extraction and export operations, and thus adopting it as a greater source for creating an Iraqi economy among developing countries,
 which was on the verge of becoming an economy among the economies of developed countries had it not been for numerous political decisions that caused
 conflicts and wars, and then a siege that dried up Iraq’s wealth. Finance and damage to the infrastructure of the oil sector.
The author relied on nearly 200 Arab and foreign sources, research, and publications to accomplish her distinguished research
 through a bold academic and analytical method that enabled her to successfully delve into the facts of the most important economic
 and political field that remains and will remain the most important in Iraq’s present and future. This book links  domestic and foreign policy
Economy and its effects on oil decisions and policies in Iraq from the 1930s until today.
 It examines the role of oil in Iraqi diplomacy and the integration efforts between them to achieve Iraq’s
 interests and gain an influential international position among the countries of the world and oil-producing countries in particular.