Accra:Deputy Prime Minister Mohsen Al-Mandalawi announced his commitment to fulfilling his role without receiving any salary or financial allocations.

According to Iraqi News Agency, Al-Mandalawi emphasized that taking on the duties of deputy prime minister is a national responsibility. He expressed gratitude to national political forces, the leaders of the Coordination Framework, members of the Council of Representatives, and Prime Minister Ali Falih Al-Zaidi for their support and confidence in his appointment. He regarded this responsibility as a significant trust that demands dedicated effort.

Al-Mandalawi highlighted the importance of unifying priorities and maximizing Iraq’s resources to achieve national goals through clear strategic plans. He stressed the need for cooperation among institutions and the implementation of the ministerial program, government plans, and decisions to produce tangible outcomes for citizens, while safeguarding national interests and future generations’ rights.

He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the prime minister without imposing any additional burdens on the state in terms of privileges or new appointments. Al-Mandalawi vowed to carry out his responsibilities with a national and professional approach, in collaboration with both legislative and executive branches, to serve Iraq and its people.