Muhammad Shi’a Al-Sudani, the Iraqi Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, emphasised that the Iraqi people are the source of the country’s authorities and that the constitution is explicit in highlighting the civil, political, cultural, and economic rights of the people, and that it is the responsibility of the state and all of its powers to protect these rights.
During his visit to the headquarters of the joint operations leadership, he called for “the importance of law enforcement and the restoration of the prestige of the state in a way that achieves integrated security throughout Iraq because security is a prelude to construction and the basis for the launch of sustainable development in the country through investing energies and wealth. ” the Iraqi government said in a statement.
“The commitment of humanitarian dealing with all citizens,” he urged the security officials, “and to conduct extensive field visits to operations to determine the readiness of the military forces, pay attention to the fighters, address their issues, and reconsider the checkpoints and the number of protections of security officials.”
“Al-Sudani lauded the professionalism of the security personnel, of all stripes, and their efforts to fend off internal challenges and risks as well as ISIS terrorist remnants.
To achieve comprehensive security in Iraq, the Sudanese demand that the state’s reputation be restored.
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