Baghdad/NINA/—Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Ali Falih Al-Zaidi, affirmed that the Intelligence Service belongs to all Iraqis and must be kept free from partisan, factional, and sectarian quota-based power-sharing, as it serves as a protective shield for Iraq. He praised the sacrifices made and the significant missions carried out by the Service over the past years.

A statement by his media office indicated that Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Ali Falih Al-Zaidi, visited the headquarters of the Iraqi National Intelligence Service today, Thursday, where he held a meeting with the leadership and officers serving within the agency.

During the meeting, Al-Zaidi expressed his full support for the Service—including all its officers and personnel—pledging to provide for all its requirements and to work toward its development and advancement through the application of the latest scientific and technical methods. He emphasized the necessity of exerting maximum effort to defend the nation and safeguard its security and stability, especially in light of the crises and wars currently unfolding in the region, which demand an intensification of security operations across all domains. /End




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