Some figuers pointed out to the concept of the civilized state and its components that guarantee the financial aspect, represented in the financial achievements, including means of communication and technology, which is known as civic. On the other hand, there is the moral side linked with the ideas, doctrines, arts and traditions, which is an expression of the culture components, while the civilization is the compound that combines both. Therefore, it is better to say civilized state instead of saying “civilian state”. Despite the different names, all stressed the necessity for Iraq to be a state that serves its people and its intellectual and material heritage.

Conclusions:

·         The objective of the human seeking to be civilized is to improve the quality of life and achieve welfare and happiness, through employing the moral and material aspects of the civilization.

·         In order for the state to be civilized, it must embrace the citizens and meet their basic needs that became self-evident in the developed countries.

·         States are not matched in terms of the criterion of applying the principles of serving the citizen due to the special conditions of each state economically and socially.

·         All the revealed religions focused on the principles of brotherhood, forgiveness and love among people, as well as respecting the difference of others and appreciate their values and beliefs.

·         There are many world states that reflect successful experiences in establishing the modern civilized state, which is shown through international indicators of human welfare.

Recommendations:

·         The real role of the civil society organizations is to help the government building institutional system that serves the citizens and achieves their welfare.

·         Providing the basic services for the Iraqi citizen requires a revolution against the corruption in all its forms, and establishing a strong foundation to manage the services issue depends on the discipline and professionalism.

·         The Iraqi elite must work to design a conceptual frame that clarifies the shape of the civilized state matching the nature of Iraq in all levels.

·         It is necessary to calm down the audience’s violent reactions resulted from the media campaigns on the social media that magnifies and distort many situations and events.

·         It is good for Iraq to benefit from the experiences of the developed states, especially regarding the beginning of the advancement towards raising the level of living of the people.

Names of some participating members during the week's dialogue:

(1)   Mr. Mohammed Al-Shaboot

(2)   Dr. Yousef Al-Taai

(3)   Mr. Abdul Rasool Al-Qurashi

(4)   Mr. Abd Awad

(5)   Mr. Ali al-Farhood

(6)   Mr. Ibrahim Al-Sumaidaee

(7)   Mr. Husam Al-Ghazali

(8)   Dr. Falah Shamsa

(9)   Mr. Qaisar Al-Hashimi

(10)  Mr. Rahman Al-Jabouri

(11)  Mr. Nassar Al-Haj

(12)  Mr. Karim Al-Ansari

What is contained in this paper is a summary of the proposed opinions in the electronic groups of RCD.