Modeling Geopolitical Genomes Affecting Iran-Iraq Foreign Policy

Geopolitical Genome is the geographical genetic and variable map of the politics and derived from geography of a country that affects foreign policy. Identifying geopolitical viewpoints coming from geopolitical genomes of the neighbors and identifying the geopolitical codes existing in the target countries can play a key role in adopting foreign policy in parallel with geopolitical weight. With respect to historical, cultural and racial commonalities between Iran and Iraq and the influence of regional and trans-regional powers in this country it is necessary to identify and study the genomic geopolitical map of Iraq for directing Iran’s foreign policy toward this country. Placing emphasis on analysis of geopolitical codes and genomes in the political geography of Iran and Iraq, the authors have tried to analyze the consequences of this contradiction and its influence on bilateral foreign policy by presenting a model entitled “contradiction of Iran-Iraq codes/genomes”.