Abstract
The significance of the newly developed administrative contracts in general and the partnership contracts in particular has made them the focus of attention and aspirations of different economic systems countries. This is due to the advantages enjoyed by the unprecedented successes achieved in the countries that applied them resulting in the following:1.Its ability to address the shortage in financial resources of those countries.2. Allowing the private sector to play its real and active role in the process of building various fields of economy.3.To redirect the capabilities and possibilities of the public sector towards important and large projects that may be neglected by the private sector for one reason or another.Given the aforementioned advantages, and as a result of the severe economic crisis that hit the Iraqi economy by 2014 due to the sharp drop in oil prices on the one hand, and the collapse of the security situation in large areas of Iraq on the other hand, causing a major economic crisis in Iraq, the present research is set to address the "partnership contract", in which the majority of jurists regarded it as one of the developed administrative contracts. This may be the real savior of the reality of the Iraqi economy if the Iraqi government dealt with it seriously and realistically. The Iraqi government can benefit from the experiences of neighboring countries that adopted these legal systems which made them, in a few years, in the ranks of the major countries after recently being among the developing countries. I hope that I have succeeded, even slightly, in this unpretentious research of the role and importance of the partnership as a model of developed administrative contracts.