Hakim made the remarks during a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi at the movement’s office in Baghdad on Sunday.

The two sides discussed regional developments, ways to restore stability and security, and the role expected of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) foreign ministers’ meeting in Baghdad in reflecting the Muslim world’s position on issues concerning Iraq and the wider region.

Hakim praised the Iranian people’s resilience in the face of challenges and said regional crises should be addressed through dialogue and mutual understanding to reach solutions acceptable to the parties involved while preserving the sovereignty and security of countries in the region.

The cleric also highlighted Iraq’s political, social and security achievements, emphasizing the need to protect the Arab country’s stability and preserve its gains.

The Iraqi leader further warned of possible Daesh (ISIL or ISIS) activities following the end of the international coalition’s mission against the terrorist group in Iraq, calling for continued vigilance and preparedness against potential threats.

Hakim also stressed the importance of reassuring all segments of Iraqi society, describing national solidarity and domestic cohesion as essential to confronting the challenges facing his country.