THE SUDANESE MAN SPEAKS ABOUT A SECOND TERM, ARMS CONTROL, AND AMERICA’S DEALINGS WITH IRAN
Consider prime minister Mohammed Shia Al-SudaniOn Saturday, he stated that a second term is not a personal ambition but rather the completion of a project. He also pointed out that the agreement to restrict weapons to the state was not the result of a statement from a country or envoy, and revealed that he had advised the American side to deal respectfully with…Iran and to refrain from threats and intimidation.
He said Sudanese In an interview with Al Mayadeen Channel” The citizen expects the result of his participation in the elections to be a change in the level of services, the standard of living and the economy, the imposition of security and stability in the country and the strengthening of his pivotal role.”
He added, “The voter turnout is evidence of the level of satisfaction and confidence in the government’s executive performance, and these reasons motivated citizens to participate widely in the elections,” considering that “our foreign relations are based on self-interest.” Iraq” The Iraqi people are a priority for us, and the sovereignty of the country, its territorial integrity, and the safety of its people are non-negotiable; we will fight for them.”
Al-Sudani noted, “Our relationship with all our Arab brothers is based on a single, consistent standard, without any discrimination. We cherish our deep Arab ties, and our interests with them are commensurate with their engagement with us.” He added, “Our position towards our brothers in Iraq is unwavering.” Lebanon the support and assistance we provided at every stage is part of our duty and an appreciation for their resistance to the treacherous aggression.
He continued, “We have begun the process of opening an office in Lebanon to follow up on Iraq’s contribution to its reconstruction, and this reflects the will and desire of all Iraqis,” noting that “our relationship with Syria, it is ongoing based on a shared strategic interest, and we maintain communication. We have formed a bilateral security coordination committee, which is still operating.
He emphasized that “our relationship with the Islamic Republic of Iran is built on solid foundations, and we share religious, cultural, and social commonalities, in addition to a stance…”Iran “We are with them in the war against ISIS,” he added, “I have not sensed any kind of dictates, interference, or influence from Iran in Iraq’s affairs, and our bilateral relations are on a positive path.”
Regarding relations with US Al-Sudani said, “It has a special status; it is a strategic partner of Iraq and contributed to the downfall of the dictatorial regime and helped us confront ISIS through International coalition. He added, “We worked on organizing the relationship with the United States, both in the security and economic spheres, given the companies and technology they possess, so that Iraq could benefit from their experience.”
He revealed prime minister US administration officials have announced their acceptance of holding a dialogue with the Iranian side in Baghdad especially during the visit of the American envoy Tom Barrack“To Syria and Iraq,” he added, “We advised the American side to deal respectfully with Iran and to refrain from threats and intimidation because negotiations require trust and cannot be conducted under military aggression. Iran has agreed to conduct serious negotiations without dictates or threats, based on trust, and this is a logical viewpoint.”
Regarding the next government, al-Sudani said, “The majority of the forces within the Coordination Framework are keen to form a strong government capable of facing future challenges.” He added, “We are still at a standstill, unable to resolve the selection of the prime minister. Therefore, we presented an initiative to break the deadlock, as a key bloc within the Coordination Framework.” He
also said, “The basis of our initiative is consensus on the selection of the prime minister, establishing clear criteria to facilitate the selection process and the appointment of the person tasked with forming the government. This individual must have the people’s trust, possess successful executive experience, and have a program to address the challenges.”
He also stated that “the agreement to restrict weapons to the state is not the result of a statement from a country, an envoy, or a request, but rather it is part of our government program and one of the upcoming entitlements. All national parties agree on addressing this issue, and within days our armed forces will take control of the Ain base.”Lion“The second term is entirely, and the second phase relates to the Silk Road base,” he stressed, adding that “the second term is not a personal ambition, but rather a readiness to take responsibility and complete a project we started.”