Iraq gets new President, Nisar Amidi takes command amid Iran and America tension, know who he is?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Amidst the ongoing tension between Iran and America in West Asia, a big news is coming from the politics of Iraq. Iraq has now got its new President, ending the long-running political deadlock. Experienced leader Nizar Amidi has been elected the new President of the country. At a time when Iraq is caught between wars with neighboring countries and internal instability, Amidi’s coming to this post is considered very important.

Who is Nisar Amidi?

Nisar Amidi is a well-known face of Iraqi politics. Before being elected President, he had served as the Environment Minister of the country. He belongs to the Kurdish community of Iraq and is considered a balanced politician. Amidi’s biggest quality is that his relations have been normal with various factions in Iraq as well as at the international level. After a tough fight in the Parliament, he confirmed his victory, due to which the power vacuum that has been going on in the country for the last several months has now ended.

The new journey is full of thorns

For Nisar Amidi, the President’s chair is no less than a crown full of thorns. At present the entire region has become the center of tension between Iran and America. The land of Iraq often becomes a ‘battleground’ between these two powers. In such a situation, the biggest challenge before Amidi will be to preserve Iraq’s sovereignty and prevent it from becoming a pawn in any foreign war. Along with this, dealing with the country’s deteriorating economy and issues like corruption also tops his priority list.

World’s eyes on Iraq

Reactions from global powers have also started coming after Amidi became the President. While America has welcomed the democratic process, Iran has also expressed hope for cooperation with the new leadership. Political analysts believe that Nisar Amidi’s tenure will decide whether Iraq will be able to play the role of a peaceful mediator in West Asia or it will again slide into violence. With his swearing in, a new political era has begun in Iraq.