Iraqi President Discusses Service and Development Needs of Salah al-Din
Iraqi President Nizar Amedi met on Monday with Salah al-Din Governor Haitham al-Zahwan and Provincial Council Chairman Adel al-Sumaidaie to discuss the province’s service conditions, key needs, and the challenges facing local development.
According to a statement from the Presidency, Amedi received the two officials at Al-Salam Palace in Baghdad. The meeting was attended by Member of Parliament Ammar Youssef and former MP Karim Shukour. Discussions focused on residents’ needs, service priorities, existing challenges, and possible solutions.
The president stressed that Salah al-Din deserves attention commensurate with its historical significance, social importance, and economic potential. He also emphasized the need to incorporate the province’s requirements into government plans and programs to improve public services and support reconstruction and development.
Amedi further highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation between the local government and the provincial council, coordinating priorities, and ensuring integrated management of local affairs so that available resources are directed toward the population’s actual needs.
For their part, the governor and provincial council chairman expressed appreciation for the president’s interest in the province, reaffirming their commitment to overcoming existing obstacles and advancing projects and development plans aimed at meeting the aspirations of Salah al-Din’s residents.