Baghdad: Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi affirmed that caring for children with diabetes and standing by them constitutes both a humanitarian and governmental responsibility.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the Prime Minister’s Media Office noted that Al-Zaidi received a group of children with diabetes, members of the Diabetic Children Care Association, on Saturday, in the presence of the Minister of Health. Al-Zaidi emphasized the government’s commitment to providing optimal healthcare and treatment options for these children, ensuring they can continue their lives, studies, and activities without disruption.

The Prime Minister directed the Ministry of Finance to allocate necessary financial resources to the Ministry of Health. This allocation is intended to secure treatments, devices, and medical supplies essential for children with diabetes, highlighting the government’s direct attention to their health needs.

During the meeting, Lina Samir Faiq, Head of the Diabetic Children Care Association, outlined the children’s key needs and requirements. She expressed gratitude for the Prime Minister’s initiative in addressing these needs and his directives to secure the necessary treatments and medical devices.

At the meeting’s conclusion, the children showcased an artistic performance, reflecting their determination and self-confidence. This performance served as a testament to their ability to lead fulfilling lives and pursue their ambitions despite the challenges posed by diabetes.