Prime Minister: The reality has proven that the government has begun implementing the Chinese agreem

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[size=52]Prime Minister: The reality has proven that the government has begun implementing the Chinese agreement[/size]

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Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi expressed his wishes that we unite as Iraqis at this sensitive time for the sake of Iraq and for a real reform process in our political and economic system, and for it to reflect positively on society and citizens, and while he congratulated the heroic security and military forces of all kinds, for the daily effort they are making since For a long period and the continuous operations in pursuit of terrorist groups, he regretted the voices that question the security services, and accuse them of offensive accusations.

And Al-Kazemi said, yesterday, Tuesday, while presiding over the regular session of the Council of Ministers: “For two years, this government has been accused of various accusations, and we have borne them for the sake of the Iraqis, and we all took responsibility as prime minister and ministers, and the results began to appear in the issue of development or in the economic situation, as well as in the speed of growth. economic.”
He explained, "Among the accusations leveled at the government was the issue of the Chinese agreement, as this government was accused of trying to obstruct it, but you followed up last week the first project we embarked on is the project to build 1,000 schools across Iraq."
The Prime Minister asked, “How can the government block the agreement? While in fact, it has started implementing it within the most important education project,” stressing that “this project will continue in its first phase, and the second phase also includes the construction of 1,000 schools, and will also include all governorates. Education is of great importance, and the advancement of societies depends on education.”
And he called for us to cherish our history, which was an essential contributor to human civilization, and now the Chinese agreement has implemented part of it, which is the part related to building schools,” concluding that “the claim that the government obstructs the Chinese agreement has proven the reality to be a false claim, which falls within
False accusations.
Regarding Iraq’s foreign relations, Al-Kazemi explained that, during the past period in its foreign policy, Iraq sought to calm the region, which is experiencing very serious turmoil and challenges, and the repercussions of the war in Ukraine have become influential on food security in the whole world.
He added, "Our policy from the first moment was to follow the policy of balance and work to build good relations with Iraq's neighbors and friends, so that these relations would serve the Iraqi citizen, and be able to attract foreign investments, and we succeeded in this process."
He pointed out that "Iraq possesses all the ingredients for success, as well as an important strategic location, and a creative people that can play its role in economic integration and development, and provide its experiences and benefit from the experiences of others," noting that "during this period, we succeeded in bringing many investments to Iraq, through cooperation With the neighboring countries and friends of Iraq, and we are continuing this policy for the sake of Iraq and for the interest of the Iraqis, and I wanted to raise these points with you and say, We are on the verge of a political situation, and, God willing, a new government will be formed, and in every meeting I emphasize continuing to work until the last minute In the service of the citizen and the service of Iraq.”
He stressed that "this relationship with the citizen is very important, and it is also important to listen to citizens' complaints and implement their true demands, and we must present ideas to solve these problems, and serve the demands that need special legislation, in cooperation with our colleagues in Parliament."
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister visited Tahrir Square in the center of the capital, Baghdad.
He inspected the ongoing rehabilitation, restoration and maintenance work of the Freedom Monument and the Nation’s Garden, and followed up on the implementation of the projects planned to develop the area and upgrade its service level, and everything that would make it a civilized frontage for the capital and its architectural heritage.
He urged those in charge of rehabilitation work to abide by the set timelines, and his readiness to provide the requirements for the success of the development process and to overcome the administrative and technical obstacles facing the progress of work, in a manner that ensures that the results are appropriate in the civilized and technical face of Baghdad.
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