During its periodic meeting held on Monday at the office of Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, in the presence of Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, participants discussed a range of sensitive political, legislative, and service-related files, alongside addressing the repercussions of the regional
situation on the Iraqi arena. The meeting addressed the distribution of parliamentary committee presidencies and memberships within the House of Representatives, emphasizing the importance of resolving this entitlement based on standards of competence, balance, and national partnership, to enhance the
parliament's supervisory and legislative role and expedite the approval of delayed legislation. In the same context, a specialized leadership committee was formed to catalog and study delayed constitutional laws and those linked to the implementation of the government program, stressing
the continuation of supporting the executive branch, consolidating political and administrative stability, and translating political understandings into practical steps that enhance institutional performance and meet the requirements of the next phase. The attendees focused on financial policies aimed at improving
the living and service standards of citizens, stressing the necessity of regulating market movement, securing the financial allocations required for developmental projects, and addressing poverty and unemployment to ensure that financial reforms reflect directly and tangibly on daily life. The
meeting also reaffirmed commitment to the agreements regarding resolving the issue of weapons outside state control by mid-two thousand and twenty-seven, authorizing the government to take measures reinforcing this commitment. The gathering concluded by reviewing regional tensions, emphasizing the protection
of Iraq's sovereignty and internal security, keeping the country away from escalation paths, and highlighting the capital's positive role in supporting regional calming and stability efforts.
