Prime Minister Al-Sudani met the spiritual leader of the Mandaean community in Iraq and worldwide to discuss vital issues. During the meeting, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of preserving Iraq’s diverse social fabric. He acknowledged the Mandaean Sabians’ valuable contribution to Iraqi history and culture.
This meeting, held on Tuesday, brought Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al-Sudani together with Sheikh Sattar Jabar Al-Hilu. Sheikh Al-Hilu leads the Mandaean Sabian community both in Iraq and around the world. Their conversation focused on the well-being of Mandaean citizens living inside and outside Iraq.
Prime Minister Al-Sudani Met the Spiritual Leader of the Mandaean Community to express his government’s unwavering support for religious minorities. He emphasized the value of coexistence among all Iraqi communities. He also highlighted the need to maintain Iraq’s rich, ancient heritage.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister condemned any divisive rhetoric targeting peaceful communities. He urged all Iraqis to reject ignorance and hatred. He called for unity as a foundation for progress.
In his remarks, He stressed that protecting religious and social freedoms remains a top priority. His government continues to implement measures that uphold civil rights for all religious groups. These efforts aim to preserve harmony and national unity.
The Prime Minister praised the role of cultural and social initiatives in building bridges between diverse groups. He promised continued support for projects that strengthen national cohesion. These efforts reflect the government’s vision for a peaceful and inclusive Iraq.
Prime Minister Al-Sudani Met the Spiritual Leader of the Mandaean Community not only to listen but to act. His administration will continue to safeguard minority rights. It will also encourage active participation from every community in shaping Iraq’s future.
With this meeting, Iraq reaffirms its commitment to unity and tolerance. It also honors the legacy of its ancient civilizations. Respect for diversity, the Prime Minister believes, remains key to national strength.
