Al-Zaidi: Iraq Central to History
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah al-Zaidy presented Iraq's vision for security, development, and economic reform before the United Nations General Assembly in New York. He emphasized that Iraq, as one of the founding member states of the United Nations, is committed to the organization’s Charter and principles. He highlighted the importance of enhancing Iraq’s security capabilities, fighting corruption, and creating an attractive environment for investments. He called for border control, infrastructure development, and regional integration through development projects involving ports and railways to promote economic stability. Additionally, Iraq reaffirmed its support for dialogue and the resolution of regional conflicts, with a particular focus on the rights of the Palestinian people and water resources, advocating for joint management of shared resources in accordance with international law. He concluded by urging countries to strengthen cooperation with Iraq, affirming that the country "is not on the margins, but at the heart of history and the pulse of the present," and expressed support for the role of the United Nations and the future of bilateral relations.
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