Mr. Ammar al-Hakim expects to complete the government cab soon The summer is considered the first challenge to the government (expanded)

Date of release: 2019/3/6 14:16
[Baghdad: Al-Furat News} The head of the Alliance for Reform and Reconstruction, Mr. Ammar al-Hakim, predicted the completion of the government cab in a few weeks.

Mr. Ammar al-Hakim, during his participation in the Sulaimaniyah Forum, which is being held by the American University in the province, and launched its activities today and ends on Thursday that "49% of the people of Iraq under 19 years old, a youthful youth, we should not look and be in the valley and the Iraqi people in another valley "He said.

He added that "Iraq is different after the urging, and the challenge of services exceeds all the challenges of Iraq," noting that "Iraq is now completely different from what it was in 2003 and we are in front of a different Iraq."

He expressed his optimism "towards the future of Iraq in the light of the great transitions in the light of regional understanding," stressing that "it is not in the interest of Iraq to be with any regional party against another and be a bridge between the parties."

"We must build a strong state if we want stability in Iraq and open up with neighboring countries and not be preoccupied with his wounds," he said.

"Next summer will be the first real challenge for the government in providing electricity and water," he said.

"The reform coalition has faced great challenges and is currently focusing on its project, and we are concerned about the EU's assessment of the Iraqi elections," he said.

He pointed out that "there is an investment of the forces of mobilization in political action," expected "completion of the government cab in a matter of weeks."

Mr. Ammar al-Hakim noted that "the establishment of the Wisdom Stream is a strategic step to empower the youth."

He stressed "to make the world to interact with the Iraqis in this ordeal and stand with them and to invest this opportunity," calling for "the need to balance Iraq's relations with the regional environment."

He stressed that "Iraq's need for an international coalition determined by the government exclusively," noting that "there is a parliamentary resolution and not a law on the presence of US forces in Iraq."


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