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Who are
the current coalition members?
President Bush has assembled a Coalition that has already begun
military operations to disarm
Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction, and enforce 17 UNSC
resolutions.
It is said that the Coalition will also liberate the Iraqi people
from one of the worst tyrants and
most brutal regimes on earth.
Contributions from Coalition member
nations:
They range from: Direct military participation, logistical and
intelligence support, specialized
chemical/biological response teams, over-flight rights, humanitarian
and reconstruction aid, to
political support
Forty-six countries are publicly committed
to the Coalition, including:
Afghanistan
Albania
Australia
Azerbaijan
Bulgaria
Colombia
Costa Rica
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Uzbekistan
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El Salvador
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Georgia
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Japan
United States
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Kuwait
Latvia
Lithuania
Macedonia
Marshall Islands
Micronesia
Mongolia
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Palau
Panama
United Kingdom
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Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Rwanda
Singapore
Slovakia
Solomon Islands
South Korea
Spain
Turkey
Uganda
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This number is still growing, and it is no accident that many
member nations of the Coalition
recently escaped from the boot of a tyrant or have felt the
scourge of terrorism. All Coalition
member nations understand the threat Saddam Hussein's weapons
pose to the world and the
devastation his regime has wreaked on the Iraqi people.
Strength of the Coalition countries:
The population of Coalition countries is approximately 1.17
billion people.
Coalition countries have a combined GDP of approximately $21.8
trillion.
Every major race, religion, ethnicity in the world is represented.
The Coalition includes nations from every continent on the globe.
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