Iraq's Coordination Framework calls for nationwide calm

The Iraqi Coordination Framework has called for a comprehensive calm across the country, emphasizing the importance of strengthening the rule of law and state institutions. During an emergency meeting at the Government Palace convened by Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaydi, the group discussed political and security developments following ‘Sovereignty Day,’ which they described as a pivotal milestone for Iraq’s independence and stability.

The Framework praised the role of security forces in protecting national sovereignty and expressed appreciation for the Supreme Religious Authority, describing it as the ‘safety valve of the nation.’ Additionally, the group commended the commitment of responsible factions to the public interest and acknowledged the International Coalition’s commitment to withdrawing from Iraq within the scheduled timeframe.

Members also expressed support for the work of the Quadripartite Committee, calling for its continued efforts until June 30, 2027, the agreed deadline for implementing constitutional articles regarding weapons management. The meeting concluded with an assertion of the state's ability to maintain security and create a safe environment for investment.