Sayyid Al-Hakeem: State Administration Coalition Represents Political Stability, Calm, And Disputes Abandonment
In the holy province of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf, at the guesthouse of Sheikh Imad Hameed Al Jazzar Al-Khalidi, Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers Alliance, met with a distinguished group of sheikhs and dignitaries from the Bani Khalid tribe. H.E. highlighted the historical ties connecting the tribes with the religious authority, dating back to the era of Imam Sayyid Mohsen Al-Hakeem (may Allah sanctify his soul), and emphasized the importance of maintaining communication as a tribute to these deep-rooted relationships.
H.E. noted that Iraq has endured numerous challenges and transformations during its transition from dictatorship to democracy. H.E. explained that conspiracies sought to immerse Iraq in crises, but the people, guided by the supreme religious authority, successfully navigated these challenges and emerged stronger.
H.E. observed that the difficulties Iraq faced have refined its national resolve, solidified the resilience of its citizens, and strengthened their capacity to confront adversity. H.E. remarked that Iraq has taken the lead in combating terrorism, with its security forces now sharing strategies and experiences with other nations to combat extremist threats. H.E. affirmed that Iraqi society has moved beyond sectarian strife, regaining harmony and cohesion.
H.E. described the State Administration Coalition as a clear demonstration of political stability, fostering calm and unity while signaling Iraq’s growing openness on both regional and international levels.
H.E. urged using Iraq’s strengths to foster optimism and positivity, encouraging the recognition and promotion of achievements. H.E. stressed the significance of a population census in providing essential data on Iraqi society. Furthermore, H.E. reaffirmed support for the Palestinian cause, emphasizing that wars are judged by their outcomes, and israel has failed to achieve its stated goals. H.E. also commended Iraqis for their humanitarian efforts, including their support for Lebanon and their hospitality in accommodating displaced individuals.
