Baghdad: Heads of parliamentary blocs are demanding that the government send the Popular Mobilization Forces law to the House of Representatives in preparation for its approval. Heads of parliamentary blocs and representatives of parliamentary committees called on the government and the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces on Sunday to vote on the Popular Mobilization Forces Law at the first new cabinet meeting and send it to Parliament for approval, in recognition and appreciation of the sacrifices of the fighters in defending Iraqi territory against terrorism and foreign aggression.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, this urgent call to action underscores the critical importance of the law, which is seen as vital for formalizing the status and support of the Popular Mobilization Forces. This move is aimed at recognizing the sacrifices made by these fighters in their efforts to safeguard Iraqi sovereignty from both internal and external threats. The parliamentary leaders' insistence reflects the urgency and priority they assign to this legislative measure in the current political landscape.