
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi met with State of Law Coalition leader Nouri al-Maliki on Thursday to discuss political, governmental, and national issues.
According to the Prime Minister’s Media Office, the meeting focused on a number of political and national issues, with the completion of the Cabinet formation among the main topics.
The discussions addressed forming the government in a way that supports the performance of state institutions and strengthens its work.
The meeting also covered government measures to combat corruption, promote integrity, and advance economic reform.
The two sides discussed the importance of ensuring that all arms remain under state authority and upholding the rule of law as part of efforts to strengthen security and stability and protect state institutions.
The meeting reviewed Iraq’s foreign relations and stressed the importance of maintaining engagement with regional and international partners.
It also highlighted the need to strengthen economic and investment partnerships as Iraq addresses regional challenges and their impact on the country’s economy.
The completion of Iraq’s Cabinet formation remains central to efforts to strengthen the functioning of state institutions and advance the government’s political and economic agenda. The latest meeting brings together the prime minister and the leader of the State of Law Coalition amid broader discussions on governance, institutional authority, economic reform, and Iraq’s regional and international relations.
Follow Channel8 for continuous updates:
PM Al-Zaidi Approves 139-Priority Government Roadmap
Iraqi Prime Minister Evaluates Air Defense Operations Readiness
Iraqi Prime Minister Meets CENTCOM Chief Over Coalition Withdrawal