Sudanese: There are no services and development without maintaining security and stability
Sudanese: There are no services and development without maintaining security and stability
3-10-2024
Information/Baghdad…
Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani confirmed today, Sunday, that it is not possible to talk about services and development without maintaining security and stability.
The Prime Minister’s Media Office said in a statement received by Al-Maalouma, that “Al-Sudani met with a group of people and notables of the city district in Basra.”
Al-Sudani explained, “The visit to Basra is a translation of the government’s approach to reaching the furthest point, listening to citizens and identifying their needs,” pointing to “the opening of factories that have been idle in the governorate since 2003, as well as deliberating with the local government in detailing the service and social reality of the governorate and the obstacles and problems that face it.” Facing work.
He pointed to “the priorities of government work that touch the actual needs of citizens,” stressing that “it is not possible to talk about services and development without maintaining security and stability, and this will only be done through the stance of our authentic tribes with the state, just as they defended Iraq during the war with the terrorist ISIS after the fatwa.” Blessings to the authority,” stressing “the necessity of ending the issue of tribal conflicts and facilitating the work of state agencies.”
Al-Sudani confirmed, “All requests, especially related to the service file, will take their way to processing, stressing that a committee from the federal ministries with full powers will arrive in the governorate and hold a special meeting in northern Basra, and will take all the required decisions,” noting that “improving the type of service provided to the citizen.” By addressing negativity and corruption, it is a task that requires community awareness, revival of values, and performance of responsibility by administrations.
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