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We are a coalition of Iraqis and Americans, Muslim and Christian, united by a shared vision that first took shape in 2003 with the fall of Saddam Hussein’s regime. Bound by a commitment to mentoring a newly liberated Iraq in democratic governance and fostering strong economic ties between our nations, we believe that collaboration, mutual respect, and shared prosperity are the foundation for a brighter future. Our mission is to bridge cultures, strengthen partnerships, and create opportunities that benefit both Iraq and the United States, ensuring a legacy of cooperation and progress for generations to come.
Dr. Hussein Al-Rubaiey meets Lt. Governor Mary Fallin at the Okalhoma State Capital
The US-Iraq Economic Relations Project traces its roots to humble beginnings in 2003 as the Middle Eastern American Association was formed to provide support for refugees of the conflict in Iraq foster business ties between the United States and the newly liberated Iraq. From left to right: Bishop George E. Kouri, Feed the Children founder Larry Jones, MEAA founder Samir Al-Garawi, Mark Kouri, and Blair Tucker Gilman
Dr. Hussein Al-Rubaiey speaking at press conference as reported in the Edmond Sun
Samir Al-Garawi discusses newly liberated Iraq and role that the Iraqi Democracy Project will play in serving the refugee community, mentoring Iraqis in democratic governeance and the reconstruction of Iraq.
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