Sayyid Al-Hakeem calls for Arab position unity by formulating harmonious axis with everyone

Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, head of Al-Hikma National Movement, called for the unity of the Arab position and work on a pivotal Arab formulation that is consistent with everyone and not for one party against another, but with its interests and the interests of its people.
During his hosting at Al-Ahram Center for Strategic Studies on Monday, 29/5/2023, Sayyid Al-Hakeem illustrated the nature of the political scene, what it was and what it is now, saying that Iraq suffered a lot after the change from the external factor and the fear that the change would extend in this form to the countries of the region, and internally it was with the fear of some components of the change or others fear of things turning back. 
His Eminence pointed to the nature of the changes in the Iraqi reality after two decades, stressing the return of social reality to its normal state, and pointed out that the decision to coexist between the components is an Iraqi industry and an Iraqi decision, and that the Iraqis have continued to coexist in the darkest conditions.
Sayyid Al-Hakeem said that the financial abundance achieved from the rise in oil prices and the security development through defeating terrorism and dismantling its cells and infrastructures and providing a database on the movement of terrorists and their activity, which makes the Iraqi experience in confronting terrorism an experience that can be benefited from in the countries of the region and the neighboring states.
Sayyid Al-Hakeem noted that terrorism was an existential challenge and that the Iraqis followed the fatwa of Imam Sayyid Al-Sistani (May he live long) and defended their country.
His Eminence expressed his hope to reach cross-alliances to achieve the duality of loyalty and opposition, pointing to the role of the State Running Coalition as a governing coalition with a national title.
His Eminence stressed the importance of facing the challenge of the economy and services, the need to leave the rentier state and activate the sectors of agriculture, industry, tourism, investment, and technology, pointing to the importance of the quintuple alliance of the major countries in the region, Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Egypt, pointing out that these alliances are not at the expense of anyone, but are in everyone’s favor.