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    Al-Kazemi: Iraq is still standing on its feet despite all challenges

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    Al-Kazemi: Iraq is still standing on its feet despite all challenges Empty Al-Kazemi: Iraq is still standing on its feet despite all challenges

    Post by Rocky Sun 12 Dec 2021, 7:05 am

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    Today, Sunday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi stressed the need to work on establishing a new national vision through culture, while noting that Iraq is still standing on its feet despite all challenges.
    The media office of the Prime Minister said in a statement that "Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi visited, today, Sunday, the House of Books and Documents in the capital, Baghdad," noting that "Al-Kazemi opened, during his visit to the house, the hall of the late Dr. Ahmed Chalabi, which included valuable books, collectibles and documents." And the paintings that the late family took the initiative to gift to the house.”
    In his speech during the opening ceremony, Al-Kazemi praised the initiative, calling on "cultural and political figures to follow the example of this initiative, and to be part of enriching Iraqi culture, and part of Iraqi memory."
    Al-Kazemi added that "it is important to work today to establish a new national vision through culture and care for it," noting that "if the late Chalabi was present, he would have witnessed the government's attempts to build this new stage and go on the path of reform, and its adoption of the economic reform paper that received the attention and praise of the international community." with it.”
    Al-Kazemi praised the memory of the late Chalabi, describing him as "the national figure who contributed to shaping the features of a democratic Iraq after the fall of the dictatorship, as he was an educated person who loved his country and dreamed of a prosperous Iraq."
    He stressed that "Iraq, whose centenary we celebrated yesterday, is still standing on its feet despite all challenges, and this requires the help and participation of everyone, as Iraq deserves more."
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