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Sheikh Al-Khazaali stresses the importance of improving the service reality and enhancing cooperation between the security services and the local government … During his reception of the Muthanna Governor.
The General Secretary of the Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq, His Eminence Sheikh Qais Khazali, received in his office in Baghdad today (Monday) the Governor of Muthanna, Mr. Muhannad Al-Attabi, to discuss a number of important files.
A statement from Sheikh Al-Khazaali’s media office stated that the meeting discussed the conditions related to the governorate, where the focus was on ways to provide basic services to citizens, and work to improve the infrastructure in various sectors.
The two sides stressed the importance of improving the service reality of the governorate and enhancing cooperation between the security services and the local government.
At the end of the meeting, the Governor praised the great role of His Eminence Sheikh Al-Khazaali in supporting the political process and his efforts to serve the governorate, stressing the importance of continuing this support to achieve more progress and development in the governorate.
