PM stresses the need to fully secure the borders

Baghdad-INA 

The Prime Minister, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Muhammad Shia' al-Sudani, stressed today, Friday, the need to fully secure the borders.

The media office of the Prime Minister stated, in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "the Prime Minister, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Muhammad Shia' al-Sudani, chaired a security meeting, at the joint operations headquarters in Nineveh Governorate, which included the Chief of Staff of the Army and the Commander of Nineveh Operations." And officials of the various security services in the province, in the presence of the governor.

The statement added, "At the beginning of the meeting, the righteous martyrs were remembered, who sacrificed the precious and precious for the unity of Iraq in the face of the terrorist gangs of ISIS, and Surat Al-Fatihah was read for their pure souls.".

He continued: "The Prime Minister listened to a detailed explanation of the security and military situation throughout the Nineveh Governorate, and was briefed on the implementation of the plans prepared to combat the remnants of terrorist ISIS remnants, fight crime and drug gangs, confront the most prominent security challenges facing the governorate, and the solutions put in place to secure its districts and districts and provide the necessary environment for reconstruction and development.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces referred to "the importance of Nineveh's security for Iraq," stressing that "the battles that took place on its soil against terrorism represented a bright station in Iraq's history.".

And he indicated that "the next maturity is an economic and service entitlement, so the achieved security must be preserved, while addressing some phenomena, so that it becomes a point of initiation to consolidate security according to what we have set within our government program," noting that "the governorate possesses the elements of economic advancement, and it will be a main focus for the path of development Which will pass through Mosul, as a giant economic project that serves Iraq and the region, and strengthens our partnerships with the countries of the world.".

He directed the security leaders to "field presence in the areas of operations," urging their employees to "high discipline and professional dealings, and to build a good relationship with the citizens.".

He stressed "the importance of adopting modern technology in the security aspect, and the need to fully secure the borders, and to confront firmly the infiltration operations and attempts to use Iraqi lands to carry out operations outside the law."