Sayyid Al-Hakeem Urges Women Leaders to Pursue Training, Development, Strengthening Community Influence
His Eminence Sayyid Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers' Alliance and Leader of Al-Hikma National Movement, met at his office in Baghdad with a gathering of women leaders of Al-Hikma National Movement in Wasit Governorate, where H.E. opened his remarks by offering condolences on the anniversary of the passing of the Most Noble Messenger Mohammed (PBUH), calling for drawing lessons from his fragrant biography and the challenges he faced as the Seal of the Prophets, and how he showed patience and confronted the repeated and varied targeting he was subjected to.
H.E. placed on the members of Al-Hikma National Movement the responsibility of clarifying and explaining positions and refuting doubts, noting that clarification is a fundamental task in human endeavor and major reform projects, commending the role of the women leaders of Al-Hikma National Movement and their institutional and organized work.
Sayyid Al-Hakeem called for continuous training and development, and for assigning tasks and granting opportunities to capable women, stressing the importance of influencing society, and considering influence a condition of leadership, for there is no leadership without influence.
Regarding the regional situation, H.E. said that the raging war has cast its shadow over Iraq, which is suffering a financial crisis as a result of the halt in oil exports, stressing the necessity of leveraging this crisis to work on diversifying sources of income in addition to diversifying oil export outlets, calling for continuing the anti-corruption campaign, with the importance of focusing on major files.
