Sayyid Al-Hakeem Stresses to Distinguish Between Constructive Criticism, Agendas Aiming to Demonize Everything

During His Eminence's visit to Al-Diwaniyah Governorate, Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, Head of Al-Hikma National Movement, met with several journalists at the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate branch in Al-Diwaniyah. H.E. discussed Iraq’s political landscape, the situation in Al-Diwaniyah, and the opportunities that lie ahead. He explained that differences in political views are natural but emphasized the need to find paths and mechanisms to resolve these differences and move forward, calling for attention to social realities and the restoration of social harmony.
His Eminence urged the members of the fourth estate to remind people of the achievements made and to spread optimism and positivity. H.E. stressed the importance of distinguishing between constructive criticism and agendas that seek to demonize everything. H.E. placed the responsibility on Iraqi elites to support the political experience and promote a spirit of patriotism and belonging to Iraq.
H.E. emphasized the need for an objective comparison between the current situation and the state of Iraq before 2003, highlighting the importance of educating new generations about past stages and the hardships Iraq endured. H.E. spoke about the necessity of connecting current generations to the past, creating a memory of the previous phase, and highlighting and shedding light on the facts.
H.E. noted that the administrative and executive character of the Prime Minister is a direct reason for the current state of reconstruction. H.E. pointed out that more than 80% of the Prime Minister's time is dedicated to monitoring projects and their progress. H.E. explained the nature of the support fund for the poorest governorates and its contribution to changing the service reality in Al-Diwaniyah, calling for the adoption of reputable companies to equip the infrastructure in Al-Diwaniyah. H.E. highlighted the positive impact of reallocating funds between projects to move them forward and enhancing the governorates' share of the budget, as well as keeping unused funds in the governorates' accounts.
H.E. affirmed his support for freedoms without infringing on the freedoms of others, warning against spreading incorrect interpretations. H.E. called on journalists to contribute and provide insights on the law concerning the right to access information.