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Iraqi PM Emphasizes State Control Over War and Peace
The Iraqi Prime Minister, Ali Al-Zaydi, affirmed that his government considers consolidating state authority and limiting decision-making on peace and war to its constitutional institutions as primary priorities. He emphasized the necessity for weapons and tools of power to remain in the hands of the state, with law being the sole reference for decision-making. He clarified that measures related to weapon control and resolving the peace and war file are progressing in the right direction, viewing this as fundamental to building a state of institutions, safeguarding sovereignty, and ensuring stability. He also pointed out that the conclusion of the international coalition's mission opens a new phase for bilateral relations, with a focus on enhancing security and military capabilities, as well as improving economic and developmental cooperation. Furthermore, he called for strengthening border security, addressing vulnerabilities, and respecting the sovereignty of nations, highlighting the importance of dialogue, diplomacy, and fostering good neighborly relations to maintain regional security. On the economic front, Al-Zaydi confirmed Iraq’s efforts to diversify its economy and reduce reliance on oil by boosting production, exports, and attracting investments, benefiting from the developmental route connecting the Fao Port to Turkey and European markets. Regarding water and environmental issues, he reiterated Iraq’s firm stance on its legitimate water rights, calling for the joint management of shared resources in accordance with international cooperation laws.
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