Sayyid Al-Hakeem at Al-Hikma National Movement’s Second Quarterly Conference: Emphasis Moderation Project, National Stability Enhancement

Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers' Alliance, congratulated attendees at the second quarterly conference of the General Assembly of Al-Hikma National Movement on the blessed birth anniversary of Imam Al-Mahdi (May Allah hasten his reappearance) and the commemoration of the blessed Sha’ban Uprising. H.E. emphasized the importance of preparing for the holy month of Ramadan by drawing closer to Allah through serving His people, as the holy month is a time for work and giving.
In his speech, Sayyid Al-Hakeem reviewed the events that have impacted the region since October 7, highlighting the significant role of the Conference on Future Horizons for the Followers of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) in bringing together elites from across the world. H.E. noted that these gatherings help strengthen national loyalty and belonging while emphasizing the importance of people's interests within their shared faith framework.
Sayyid Al-Hakeem affirmed that Al-Hikma National Movement is a cornerstone of the Iraqi political system with domestic, regional, and international influence. H.E. emphasized that the movement is not limited to the political path but also encompasses cultural and social dimensions. H.E. praised the movement's role in supporting various Iraqi communities across the provinces.
Regarding the Iraqi situation, Sayyid Al-Hakeem pointed out the recovery witnessed by Iraqi society, attributing this stability to Iraq's commitment to moderation and centrism. Despite this success, H.E. stressed the need to address existing societal challenges, such as drug abuse and divorce rates, calling for collective responsibility to transform the current stability into a lasting state.
H.E. also emphasized the importance of adopting a national project and prioritizing public interest over personal gains, underlining the necessity of strengthening national unity and rejecting sectarianism. H.E. called for adherence to the law and the state's approach while maintaining openness to all within the majority component and other communities.
H.E. highlighted the importance of supporting regional issues politically and in the media, stressing the need to adopt technology and governance as national priorities. H.E. affirmed that the Al-Hikma Movement's approach is based on values and principles while maintaining flexibility in dealing with new developments.
Concluding his speech, Sayyid Al-Hakeem warned against negative energy, urging innovative thinking and the development of new work methods. H.E. emphasized the need to enhance social and media communication and to educate future generations about the Al-Hikma Movement's approach and its rich history.