Iraqi President Stresses Need to Improve Services and Meet Citizens’ Needs in Kirkuk
Iraq 01:30 PM - 2026-08-30
Iraqi Presidency
Iraqi President Nizar Amedi received Kirkuk’s First Deputy Governor, Rebwar Taha.
Iraqi President Nizar Amedi received Kirkuk’s First Deputy Governor, Rebwar Taha, on Sunday at the Al-Salam Palace in Baghdad.
During the meeting, President Amedi stressed the importance of improving public services in Kirkuk Governorate, meeting citizens’ needs and working to overcome the challenges they face.
He said such efforts would contribute to improving the quality of services, strengthening stability and supporting development across the governorate.
The President also listened to a detailed briefing from Taha on the current situation in Kirkuk, its most pressing needs and plans for improving public services and advancing development in the governorate.
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