Sayyid Al-Hakeem: Appreciating People’s Sacrifices Who Confronted Terrorism, Restored Land, State is National Duty
His Eminence Sayyid Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers' Alliance and Leader of Al-Hikma National Movement, met a group of organizational leaders in the Al-Mahmudiyah District of Baghdad, praising the efforts made in serving Al-Hikma National Movement's national project and achieving its accomplishments, and calling for more work and greater responsibility in the coming phase. H.E. stressed moving from the phase of expansion to the phase of impact, explaining the importance of enduring being targeted and dismantling misconceptions among the public, along with the importance of distinguishing between those who are confused about matters and those with agendas, and noted the importance of adhering to the approach of moderation and centrism.
H.E. stressed taking pride in belonging to Al-Hikma National Movement and proudly declaring and promoting that identity, calling for a media presence with the available means, for becoming acquainted with the political position and answering any questions. H.E. pointed to the government's priorities of raising oil production and bringing in foreign investment capable of achieving a leap in production, diversifying export outlets through a pipeline network toward the Red Sea and the Mediterranean, and diversifying the economy by activating the five sectors of agriculture, industry, tourism, investment, and modern technology, and dedicating oil revenues to strategic projects and a future generations fund.
H.E. renewed the call to resolve the issue of weapons outside the framework of the state through dialogue and understanding, and commended the efforts that contributed to confronting terrorism and restoring the land and the state, calling for aligning ambitions with the state's capabilities in the current phase, and affirming the importance of addressing the electricity crisis by reforming the production, transmission, distribution, and collection sectors all at once, without fragmentation.
