Iraqi PM Vows to Implement Government Program After Iraqi Cabinet Is Completed
In a statement following Thursday’s parliamentary session, al-Zaidi said the completion of the cabinet would allow the government to move forward with swift action and serious work, five months after its formation.
ERBIL (Kurdistan24) — Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi said on Thursday that his government had operated under highly complex domestic and international circumstances over the past five months, reaffirming his commitment to implementing its program and meeting citizens’ demands after parliament completed the cabinet.
In a statement following Thursday’s parliamentary session, al-Zaidi said the completion of the cabinet would allow the government to move forward with swift action and serious work, five months after its formation.
He reiterated his commitment to the Iraqi people to implement the government’s program and fulfill their demands.
Al-Zaidi also highlighted what he described as historic steps taken by his government to strengthen Iraq’s sovereignty and independence in decision-making.
Among these steps, he said, was ending the presence of international coalition forces in Iraq.
The prime minister added that his government had continued its work despite the complex circumstances facing the country at both the domestic and international levels.
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