Iraqi prime minister vows to continue reforms and fight corruption
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi says his government will press ahead with economic reforms and intensify efforts to combat corruption.
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AIIraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi has affirmed that his government is committed to implementing its reform policies, particularly in the economic sector, while continuing efforts to combat corruption and eliminate its sources.
According to a statement from Al-Zaidi's office, the prime minister received Aziz Al-Rubaie, head of the National Line Movement, along with several members of the movement.
Al-Zaidi stated that young people are a key driver of development, change, and building the future. He said the government is working to harness their potential to achieve development goals and build a productive, sustainable economy.
He emphasized the government's ongoing efforts to fight corruption and dry up its sources, which he said would help protect public funds and ensure citizens' rights to a dignified life. Al-Zaidi stressed that the main objective is to build a strong state with solid institutions, and to continue working seriously to address political challenges and crises, while enhancing political stability in Iraq.
