Diplomats & policy professionals
Briefings and conversations that bring Iraqi civic perspectives into international policy spaces.
International room · civic diplomacy
Iraqi perspective. International reach.
Through The Virtual Embassy of Iraq in Israel, we bring Iraq-rooted civic perspectives into direct dialogue with diplomats, civil society, researchers, educators, diaspora communities and regional networks.
SCROLL
The International Room is where ideas become introductions, briefings, roundtables, partnerships and sustained channels.
Who enters the room
A serious table for serious counterparts.
The room connects people who can add knowledge, relationships, perspective and practical capacity to Iraq-rooted civic work.
Civil society
Connections with peacebuilding, interfaith, human-rights, cultural and community networks.
Researchers & think tanks
Exchange with people producing analysis on Iraq, Israel, the Gulf, regional integration and civic diplomacy.
Educators & institutions
Learning partnerships, seminars, exchanges and knowledge projects.
Diaspora & heritage communities
Relationships that reconnect Iraqi memory, Jewish heritage and communities across borders.
Regional partners
Direct dialogue with people building cross-border initiatives in culture, innovation, education and peace.
Operating sequence
Brief. Convene. Introduce. Translate. Follow through.
The room is built for continuity. A conversation should lead to a clearer next step, a stronger channel or a practical piece of work.
01Brief
02Convene
03Introduce
04Translate
05Follow through
The two-way bridge
Iraq ↔ International Room
Iraqi civic perspectives move outward. Knowledge, relationships and opportunities move back toward constructive engagement connected to Iraq.
Working formats
Designed for depth, not ceremony.
We use formats that can carry substance across languages, institutions and political distance.
Private briefings
Focused background and perspective for diplomats, researchers and institutional partners.
Roundtables
Small, structured conversations around defined regional or civic questions.
Track II dialogue
Unofficial channels for serious exchange when formal diplomatic channels do not exist.
Introductions
Targeted connections between Iraqi civic voices and relevant international counterparts.
Multilingual public diplomacy
Arabic, English and Hebrew communication that keeps Iraqi perspectives legible across audiences.
Heritage diplomacy
Iraqi Jewish history and plural memory as a human bridge across communities and countries.
Operating code
Independent. Non-governmental. Direct.
The Virtual Embassy of Iraq in Israel is an independent civic diplomacy initiative. The International Room does not claim governmental status or official representation; it is built for dialogue, learning, public diplomacy and relationship-building.
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