Al-Zaydi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, today announced a new phase in Iraq's history on the occasion of the end of the presence of American coalition forces in his country. He emphasized that the security apparatus of this country now has complete control over the security scene, and with the end of the international coalition's mission, Iraq's sovereignty will be strengthened more than ever.
Transformation in Iraq's National Security
In his speech, Al-Zaydi referred to the importance of this new phase and said: "Now is the time for us as an independent country with full sovereignty to focus on our future." He also pointed to the increased power of state institutions and the readiness of Iraqi forces to ensure the country's security, considering this a sign of Iraq's progress and independence.
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The end of the international coalition's mission signifies a change in Iraq's security approach. Al-Zaydi stressed that Iraqi security forces will confront security threats with greater capability and that there is no longer a need to rely on foreign forces.
Challenges and Opportunities
However, the end of the international coalition's mission also brings its own challenges. Al-Zaydi pointed out that the country still faces security challenges and threats from terrorist groups and must address these threats through internal and regional cooperation. He emphasized the importance of collaboration with neighboring countries and international organizations to ensure security and stability in the region.
The Prime Minister of Iraq also mentioned the need to strengthen the country's security and military infrastructure, stating: "We must invest in our capabilities and assure our youth that we are on the right path." He expressed hope that with the cooperation of the people and government institutions, Iraq would move towards a bright and secure future.
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