June 2027 Set to Resolve Weapons File: Coordination Framework Praises Factions’ Commitment Urging Comprehensive Calm
The Coordination Framework announced that June 30, 2027, marks the agreed final deadline for resolving the weapons file and enforcing constitutional provisions, highly praising the armed factions' disciplined stance and commitment to the "Agreement Paper" in service of the national interest. This came during an extraordinary meeting convened by Framework leaders at the Government Palace upon an invitation from Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi. The session was dedicated to reviewing prevailing political and security developments alongside the requirements of the post-"Sovereignty Day" phase, regarded as a historic milestone in consolidating Iraq's independence and full stability. The Framework extended warm congratulations to the Iraqi people and heroic security forces across all branches for defending national dignity. It also conveyed profound gratitude to the Supreme Religious Authority, describing it as the nation's enduring safety valve. Highlighting the sincere efforts that produced the Agreement Paper, the Framework underscored the necessity of reinforcing institutional governance and the rule of law, urging all parties to maintain comprehensive calm. Furthermore, the gathering commended the international coalition's adherence to its scheduled withdrawal timetable following significant counterterrorism contributions. It thanked the Quadripartite Committee, emphasizing that its efforts must continue at the same pace until June 30, 2027, to resolve weapons possession under the constitution. The meeting concluded by reiterating the government’s robust capacity to guarantee civilian security and foster an attractive, secure investment climate across Iraq.
Masella Voice Team
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