Muhammad Shi’a Al-Sudani, the Iraqi Prime Minister-designate, stated today, Monday, that the upcoming administration is working to establish balanced relationships with both local and global communities. He also noted that the upcoming administration will be a service government.
According to a statement from the Sudanese media office, this occurred during a meeting between the German Ambassador to Iraq, Martin Yiger, and the Iraqi Prime Minister-designate, Muhammad Shi’a, today, Monday. They discussed a variety of topics, including ways to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations.
He emphasised that the new administration would be a service government, which includes economic changes and investing oil money away from corruption, and that his efforts are presently focused on creating the government as swiftly as possible and on the basis of the accuracy of the selection.
The Sudanese confirmed that the country’s upcoming administration hopes to establish cooperative links with Germany and the rest of the European Union in the areas of energy and other technical specialties.
The German ambassador reiterated his nation’s intention to strengthen bilateral ties and support joint coordination and collaboration at various levels.
Prime Minister-designate: We aim to develop harmonious relationships with our local and global environments.
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