Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces and Prime Minister Ali Falah al-Zaidi confirmed, today Wednesday, the government's keenness to provide full support to the security forces.
The Prime Minister's media office stated that al-Zaidi received a group of military and security commanders from various branches of the security forces, in the presence of the heads of the intelligence and national security agencies, the Army Chief of
Staff, the Deputy Commander of Joint Operations, and undersecretaries of the Interior Ministry, on the occasion of Eid al-Adha.
Al-Zaidi extended congratulations to the heroes of the security services and formations on the occasion of the holiday, praising their efforts and success in imposing security across all areas of the country and confronting various challenges, expressing his pride and
appreciation for the great efforts exerted by the forces and the distinguished level they have reached, enabling them to perform their national duties and impose their prestige in consolidating stability.
Al-Zaidi extended congratulations to the heroes of the security services and formations on the occasion of the holiday, praising their efforts and success in imposing security across all areas of the country and confronting various challenges, expressing his pride and appreciation for the great efforts exerted by the forces and the distinguished level they have reached, enabling them to perform their national duties and impose their prestige in consolidating stability.
He stressed the government's keenness and commitment to providing full support to the security forces, which are considered the fundamental pillar for imposing stability and restricting weapons to state authority, affirming that the prosperity Iraq enjoys today would not have
been achieved without the sacrifices of the martyrs and wounded in protecting the country, preserving its gains, and fulfilling the aspirations of the Iraqi people.
He stressed the government's keenness and commitment to providing full support to the security forces, which are considered the fundamental pillar for imposing stability and restricting weapons to state authority, affirming that the prosperity Iraq enjoys today would not have been achieved without the sacrifices of the martyrs and wounded in protecting the country, preserving its gains, and fulfilling the aspirations of the Iraqi people.
