Sayyid Al-Hakeem: Leadership Responsibility Demands Initiative, Continuous Review, Serving Society

At the quarterly conference of the third session (the Shaheed Sayyid Mahdi Al-Hakeem Session, may Allah sanctify his soul) of the General Assembly of Al-Hikma National Movement, His Eminence Sayyid Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers' Alliance and Head of Al-Hikma National Movement, pointed to developments in the region and the escalation there, noting that Iraq is affected by these events and expressing hope that calm and stability will return. H.E. commended the efforts of the members of Al-Hikma National Movement in championing their project, noting that the Al-Hikma project now enjoys the highest degree of acceptance at both the national and international levels.  
H.E. stressed the Movement's principled stance and its adherence to the principle of the state and the approach of moderation and centrism, describing moderation as a form of courage that helps regulate positions and link actions to vision and insight. H.E. called for bearing the consequences of reform and being patient with them, with strong confidence in Allah and in oneself, stressing the importance of assuming responsibility, embodying leadership qualities, absorbing frustrations, and working to serve society. H.E. also stressed the need for constant review and re-evaluation, and for aligning the Movement's size with its political weight.  
H.E. affirmed the ability of the Al-Hikma project to build bridges of understanding, search for solutions, bring viewpoints closer, and safeguard the interests of the nation, calling for pride in Al-Hikma's history and its symbols, and for following the example of the school of Ahl Al-Bayt (PBUT) in embracing all components. H.E. emphasized the importance of clarity in positions and the ability to look ahead with a unified vision, in keeping with a precise balance in establishing national positions.  
H.E. called for explaining the political position of Al-Hikma National Movement to the public, strengthening communication with it, listening to its demands, and working to serve it, defining the compass of success as the success of Iraq first. H.E. outlined the roles played by Al-Hikma National Movement in completing the government cabinet and addressing the problem of weapons outside state authority, in addition to its role in overcoming the economic crisis, calling for continued initiatives to resolve problems.  
H.E. also called for highlighting the Movement's identity and openly embracing it, and for promoting the history of the Movement and its symbols and figures, stressing the encouragement of knowledge and the use of electronic tools and automation in the Movement's work. H.E. affirmed the need to unify and intensify the discourse around the project's priorities and expand its reach to everyone, while updating its tools, holding everyone responsible for media work. H.E. further emphasized the importance of unity of ranks and extending good faith to officials, and of taking the initiative within the general vision rather than waiting for instructions or relying on them.