Baghdad: The Head of the National Wisdom Movement, Ammar al-Hakim, engaged in discussions with Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani regarding preparations for the upcoming Arab Summit. They also addressed support for reconstruction and development processes, enabling governorates to complete their projects, and recent developments in the political scene within the region.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, a statement from Al-Hakim’s office highlighted the emphasis both leaders placed on the importance of Iraq’s role as the host of the Arab Summit. This event is seen as a testament to Iraq’s recovery and the current state of security, political, and social stability in the country.

Al-Hakim expressed his hopes for a high level of representation at the summit, reflecting the challenges faced by the Arab world and demonstrating Iraq’s commitment to fostering regional cooperation. The discussions underscored the collective responsibility to maintain the stability achieved in Iraq, advocating for an environment that ensures its continuation and transformation into enduring peace.

Furthermore, Al-Hakim stressed the need to advance ongoing projects and complete them efficiently. He called for the allocation of financial resources to provinces, support for farmers, and the assurance of timely payment of their dues. He also welcomed the Kurdistan Workers’ Party’s decision to dissolve itself, viewing it as a positive step toward enhancing regional security and stability.