Sayyed Al-Moussawi: The consensus governments have caused many losses of money and lack of services

BAGHDAD-INA

The unified Friday prayer Orator , Muhannad al-Moussawi, affirmed that the reform project of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, will remain.

 Al-Moussawi said in the unified Friday prayer sermon that was held in the grand festivities square in Baghdad and attended by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "Iraq has become a prisoner of corruption and that the consensus governments have caused many losses of money and a lack of services."

 He added, "Iraq has become a prisoner of corruption and the corrupt and has become at the top of the list of corruption in the world due to the policies of successive governments and the abhorrent approach of quotas, sharing and deterioration in the areas of services, health, education, security and others, and large numbers of the Iraqi people have reached below the poverty line in exchange for obscene enrichment at the expense of the people's livelihood.

He continued, "We declare our solidarity with Sayyed Al-Sadr by calling for the dissolution of Parliament and the holding of early elections," stressing that "the reformist call of Sayyed Al-Sadr was launched in support of the Muharram revolution announced by the people."

 Al-Moussawi called on "the Iraqis to rush to seek reform in their homeland and not miss the opportunity," noting that "the love of the homeland requires the sacrifice of time and souls."