First Deputy Speaker Mohsen Al-Mandalawi and Ammar Al-Hakim met to stress the need for unified political efforts in Iraq to face current challenges. They emphasized the importance of adhering to constitutional law and enhancing dialogue among national forces to promote stability and serve the Iraqi people.
In Baghdad, First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohsen Al-Mandalawi and Ammar Al-Hakim, Head of the National Wisdom Movement, held a meeting stressing the need to unify political efforts to tackle current challenges facing Iraq. They exchanged Eid Al-Fitr greetings, wishing for ongoing security and stability for the nation.
During the meeting, they discussed Iraq’s overall situation, including regional and international developments and their implications. Emphasis was placed on the unification of political visions to bolster the democratic process and enhance government services to citizens.
Key highlights included the adherence to constitutional law, deemed essential for ensuring political stability and security. They called for collaborative efforts to achieve justice and enhance public services that align with the Iraqi people’s aspirations.
Al-Mandalawi pointed out that the current situation demands increased dialogue and coordination among national forces to improve stability. Similarly, Al-Hakim underlined the necessity of fostering national partnership concepts to secure the democratic process and protect constitutional achievements.
The discussions between Al-Mandalawi and Al-Hakim highlighted urgent calls for collaborative political action to address Iraq’s challenges. They underscored the importance of adhering to constitutional frameworks as foundations of stability, advocating for dialogue, coordination, and national partnership to enhance the democratic process and public service delivery.
Original Source: ina.iq
