Advisor: Al-Sudani is trying tirelessly to mitigate regional threats

BAGHDAD, January 31 – A political advisor to Iraq’s prime minister said on Wednesday that Baghdad is working to prevent current tensions in the region from boiling over into all-out war.

Fadi Al-Shammari emphasized that government-led negotiations must sustain momentum amid an ever-more complex reality in the region.

A release from Al-Shammari stated:

Fadi Al-Shammari, political advisor to Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa’ Al-Sudani, affirmed that the region is undergoing intricate developments and imminent threats, requiring concerted efforts to alleviate tension.

Highlighting Iraq’s pivotal role in the regional and global arena across political, military, and economic spheres, Al-Shammari emphasized the urgency for effective measures amid ongoing changes and escalating security challenges. He stressed the need for immediate actions to de-escalate, achieve enduring calm, and prevent the specter of war.

Al-Shammari credited Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa’ Al-Sudani for tireless efforts to mitigate threats and underscored the importance of support from national forces. He called on all parties to back Al-Sudani’s initiatives and prevent potential escalation.

Underlining the Iraqi government’s role in bridging regional and international perspectives for lasting peace, Al-Shammari urged international support. He advocated for enhanced cooperation, diplomatic backing, and sustained negotiation momentum to create a more stable and secure environment. Al-Shammari concluded by urging the international community to assist in achieving the Iraqi government’s goals, fostering cooperation, and averting widespread conflicts across the Middle East.

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