The head of the National State Forces Alliance, Ammar al-Hakim, stressed the importance of spreading the approach of moderation and centrism and meeting in the middle in managing inter-relations between the peoples of the region.
The media office of the alliance stated: “Al-Hakim met today with the Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hamza Abdi Barre, and the accompanying delegation of ministers and advisors in his government.”
Al-Hakim expressed his happiness for this visit, saying that: ‘Iraq is a country of diversity, ancient history and great civilization. Today, it is eager to restore its historical role in the region and in building bridges and communication with Arab brothers,’ explaining to the guest and the accompanying delegation that ‘his visit provides an opportunity to strengthen relations between the two brotherly countries and deepen commonalities between them.’
Al-Hakim renewed ‘his support for the government of Mohammed Shia al-Sudani in its openness to Arab brothers and est
ablishing the best relations with them,’ expressing his ‘aspiration for a senior leader to attend the upcoming Arab Summit, which will be held in Baghdad.’
He also stressed ‘the importance of spreading the approach of moderation and centrism and meeting in the middle in managing inter-relations between the peoples of the region,’ indicating that ‘moderation and centrism are an authentic Islamic vision.’
The head of the National State Forces Alliance said that ‘what the Palestinian people are being subjected to represents genocide,’ stressing ‘the necessity for the Palestinian cause to remain the first cause of the Arab and Islamic nations.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency