In a significant move, Iraq's newly designated Prime Minister, Mohammad Al-Sudani, has announced that his government will adopt a balanced foreign policy approach.

This decision comes amidst the formation of the new Iraqi cabinet under President Abdulatif Rashid's mandate, which was initiated a month ago on October 13th.According to a statement from his office, the prime minister emphasized that these balanced relations would be based on common interests and serve to safeguard Iraq's sovereignty.

The announcement came during a meeting with the United Nations (UN) representative in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert.The newly assigned prime minister also highlighted several key focus areas for his government, including utility issues, combating corruption, addressing youth concerns, promoting human rights, and ensuring that minority affairs are adequately represented.

These priorities demonstrate Al-Sudani's commitment to address the socio-political fabric of Iraq.Plasschaert expressed her support for the new cabinet lineup, stating that it aligns with the aspirations of the Iraqi people.

The UN remains a steadfast supporter of the government's efforts to foster positive change within the nation.