PM: Iraq is witnessing unprecedented economic development and a stable political system

Baghdad-INA 
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani confirmed today, Sunday, that Iraq is witnessing unprecedented economic development and a stable political system, while he indicated that ISIS gangs do not pose a threat to the state.
 
Prime Minister said in an interview with CNN, which was followed by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The Iraqi government pledged before the House of Representatives to rearrange the relationship with the international coalition to fight the terrorist ISIS," noting that "the international coalition was formed based on the invitation of the Iraqi government in 2014 and achieved, with the help of Iraq and friends, a historic achievement for the region and the world by defeating ISIS."
 
He added that "ISIS gangs do not pose a threat to the state," noting that "Iran is a neighboring country that is linked to Iraq in many areas and supports the political process."
Al-Sudani continued that "Iraq is the only country in the region that has balanced relations between countries that may have problems or differences," stressing that "Iraq is a completely different country from the past stage."
He pointed out that "Iraq is witnessing unprecedented economic development and a stable political system, building balanced relations, confronting all corruption problems, and working on commercial and administrative reforms." 
Prime Minister added: "We are turning into a promising country that represents a cornerstone in the stability of the Middle East," indicating that "Iraq is working to activate the strategic framework agreement." 
He continued: "All I aspire to is to serve the Iraqis and put Iraq first in our government policy," explaining that "the Iraqi people are currently living in a state of hope and optimism."