In a recent meeting, First Deputy Speaker Mohsen Al-Mandalawi and Ammar Al-Hakim emphasized the importance of unifying political efforts to confront Iraq’s current challenges, advocating for continued dialogue and adherence to constitutional principles to ensure stability and democracy.
In Baghdad, First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohsen Al-Mandalawi and Head of the National Wisdom Movement, Ammar Al-Hakim, recently underscored the necessity of consolidating political efforts to tackle prevailing challenges. This discussion took place during Al-Mandalawi’s visit to Al-Hakim on the occasion of Eid Al-Fitr, where they wished for ongoing peace and security for Iraq and its citizens.
The meeting also encompassed discussions on Iraq’s broader political landscape, including regional and international developments and their impacts. Both leaders emphasized the significance of aligning visions and collaborative efforts among political factions to enhance democracy and support the government in addressing citizen needs.
Moreover, they reiterated the importance of respecting constitutional principles and the rule of law as pivotal elements for maintaining political stability and security. The leaders agreed on the necessity of fostering dialogue among various national groups to fortify stability and create an environment conducive to justice and service provision that aligns with the public’s aspirations.
Al-Mandalawi stressed that the current period necessitates intensified dialogue and coordination among national forces, while Al-Hakim recognized the importance of strengthening national partnerships to ensure the effectiveness of the democratic process and safeguard constitutional achievements.
The meeting between Al-Mandalawi and Al-Hakim highlights the urgent need for political unity in Iraq. Their discussions centered on reinforcing the democratic process and upholding constitutional integrity, with both leaders advocating for enhanced collaboration among political forces. Such cohesion is seen as imperative for achieving stability, justice, and improved services for the Iraqi populace.
Original Source: ina.iq
