Sayyid Al-Hakeem calls to choose the next prime minister within specific criteria to consider the stage’s challenges

In Diwan Baghdad for elites, competencies, and youth energies on Saturday 25/6/2022, Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, head of Al-Hikma National Movement, called to choose the next prime minister within specific criteria that take into account the challenges of the stage, while praising the youth’s giving and their role in building Iraq and society, thanking them for their presence, indicating, after listening to their valuable interventions, the necessity of fairness to the Iraqi experience, and looking at the achievements made with the same rush in diagnosing the negatives, stressing the need to look at what has been accomplished according to the parliamentary system and its requirements in decision-making and its maturity.
His Eminence affirmed that Iraq is getting better and that there are clear indications of a great Iraqi breakthrough, calling to take pride in our country and leaving the language of generalization with the importance of focusing on success stories and promoting them and supporting the private sector so that it can absorb the demand for job opportunities and reduce the pressure on the Iraqi government while expressing sadness again over the Sadrist bloc decision to withdraw from the House of Representatives, calling for the formation of a national service government and the selection of a prime minister within specific criteria that take into account the challenges of the current stage, with the importance of allowing the honest and competent to take his chance to serve his country.
His Eminence also stressed the importance of revising the electoral law in order to reach balanced results between the number of votes and the number of seats, indicating that the lack of stability is an inevitable result of the absence of balance, pointing to the nature of understandings in the region, by saying that Iraq is a pivotal axis in the stability of the region and the world due to its capabilities, wealth and geographical location, until the stability of Iraq became a strategic necessity for the stability of the region and the world, explaining that the economic reality requires defining the economic doctrine first and then daring to pursue serious treatments that may have a temporary negative impact, but they have a positive and sustainable effect.