Sayyid Al-Hakeem stresses Arab nation unity, transition to economic partnerships
Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, head of Al-Hikma National Movement, stressed the need for the unity of the Arab nation and the transition to economic partnerships.
This came during a speech by His Eminence at the political gathering held at the Iraqi Embassy in Cairo on 28/5/2023, in the presence of the speaker of the Egyptian People's Assembly, former prime minister and Former Secretary General of the Arab League, Mr. Amr Moussa, several ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions in Cairo, and the presence of several political and social elites.
Sayyid Al-Hakeem pointed out that the circumstances of Iraq at an earlier stage reflected negatively on its Arab, regional, and international environment. His Eminence stressed that Iraq is destined to play exceptional roles and is a key player in the region, stressing the role of Iraq and Egypt in preserving the Arab nation, its unity, interests, and the fate of its people.
His Eminence stressed that Egypt’s visit is an expression of respect and appreciation for Egypt and its brotherly people, as the relationship between Iraq and Egypt is in the interests of others and not at their expense or against them.
H.E. called for preserving diversity in Iraq and managing differences in it, and expressed rejection of the term minorities, as the issue is not numerical, but the addition of the component to culture and enrichment to society, Indicating the nature of stability in Iraq politically, socially, security and economically, where the unprecedented state of stability, coexistence, and harmony, and we cited our recent visit to Kirkuk and the state of components coexistence in it.
H.E. explained that the security system has become more ready with a social rejection of the rhetoric of extremism, and pointed to the nature of the State Running Coalition as a governing coalition with a national title.
H.E. stressed the unity of the Arab nation and the transition to economic partnerships and the interplay of interests between all, and the restoration of the historical roles of Egypt and Iraq.
