The Prime Minister, Ali Falah al-Zaydi, confirmed today, Monday, the determination to enhance state-building and avoid international isolation, extending hands to the world for economic partnership and infrastructure development.
The media office of the Prime Minister said in a statement received by the News Video Agency that al-Zaydi welcomed the sheikhs and dignitaries of the tribes, praising their supportive stance towards the state and their contribution to maintaining order in difficult times, emphasizing the need to not allow those who seek to weaken the state or threaten its existence.
Al-Zaydi added that the government is confidently moving towards building a state that honors Iraqis and combating the approach that views it as a personal benefit, noting that economic reform requires attracting foreign investments and the withdrawal of foreign troops, mentioning the establishment of a Generation Fund with a balance of 1.5 trillion dinars, to which funds recovered from corruption will be added, and predicting that oil production will reach 10 million barrels per day by 2031.
He continued that the government has initiated dialogues that resulted in the withdrawal of the Turkish army from its positions inside Iraq, as well as discussions aimed at sincerely resolving issues with Kuwait, in addition to the agreement of five factions to disarm, with three of them already having done so while dialogue continues with the rest, confirming the drive to keep the country away from regional conflicts and releasing 500 billion dinars monthly for farmers' dues and the million housing plots project to build new cities in the provinces.