Baghdad: The security advisor to the Prime Minister, Qasim al-Araji, and the head of the “National Coalition,” Ayad Allawi, have expressed their backing for initiatives aimed at strengthening state sovereignty. The affirmation came during a meeting between the two leaders, where they discussed pressing political and security issues facing Iraq, particularly in the context of evolving regional dynamics and their subsequent impact on national security and stability.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the media office of the advisor released a statement detailing the discussions held during the meeting. The dialogue not only covered the current political and security landscape but also focused on the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance security measures, combat corruption, and ensure that weapons remain solely under the control of the state and its recognized institutions. These efforts are part of a broader national vision that emphasizes constructive dialogue, mutual understanding, and prioritizing Iraq’s best interests.

Both al-Araji and Allawi underscored their commitment to supporting initiatives that aim to consolidate state sovereignty, fortify institutional frameworks, and safeguard national decision-making processes. They believe that these efforts are pivotal in building a resilient and stable state capable of addressing and overcoming the challenges it faces.