PM affirms his great pride in children with disabilities

Baghdad - INA

Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani affirmed, today, Thursday, his high pride in children with disabilities who have achieved achievements that call for pride.

The Prime Minister's Media Office said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received a group of orphan children and people of determination, from the Al-Tamar Charitable Foundation, and a delegation of Qur’an memorizers from Holy Karbala, Dar Al-Baraem, and Dar Al-Zuhur Al-Alawiya.”.

The statement added, "Al-Sudani congratulated those present, stressing his high pride in the children of special needs who have overcome social and health difficulties and accomplished achievements that call for pride despite the difficult circumstances, in addition to the memorizers of the Qur’an and what they have accomplished in international competitions, as well as our sons and daughters in shelter homes who have defied the circumstances." Social Affairs, indicating that the government has a double responsibility towards them to provide all forms of support and care without favor or favor.

The Prime Minister stressed according to the statement that “excellence with the determination and determination to live life is something worthy of honor, praising the sponsoring institutions and their important role in embracing talent and pushing them to excel, as well as what the shelter staff provide, with the great human dimension that their job entails.” Pointing out, “The state is the sponsor and concerned with providing this group with all means of educational and moral support, and that successful countries are those that provide exceptional care for these groups and improve their conditions, which is a duty, not a favor.”.

Al-Sudani stressed, “The measure of society’s progress is measured by what The state provides care for people of determination; “Being an integral part of all the energies invested in building society,” stressing the government’s keenness to sponsor civil society institutions and organizations and meet everything they need to achieve their goals.