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Iraq belongs to all its people, and it cannot truly move forward into a prosperous future without the community that helped build its past. In a powerful and historic move, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi has issued an open, heartfelt invitation to the thousands of Iraqi Christian families living in exile, urging them to return home and take their rightful place in rebuilding the nation. For decades, conflict and instability forced a devastating exodus of the country's Christian population, leaving a deep wound in Iraq’s cultural and social fabric. Prime Minister al-Zaidi’s administration is making it clear that true national progress requires healing this wound. The government has rolled out concrete initiatives, including fast-tracked housing plots and specialized economic backing for Christian-led projects in healthcare and education, to ensure that those who return have a real foundation for success. This isn’t just a political strategy or an economic calculation; it is a plea for the spiritual revival of the region. The Prime Minister emphasized that Iraq’s true strength lies in its historic diversity.He openly shared his desire to see the light of Christ shine brightly once again across the plains of Nineveh and the streets of Baghdad. By welcoming back its Christian sons and daughters, Iraq is looking to restore its soul, drive its economy forward, and prove to the world that a unified, multi-faith Iraq is ready to lead the region toward permanent peace.
Iraq belongs to all its people, and it cannot truly move forward into a prosperous future without the community that helped build its past. In a powerful and historic move, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi has issued an open, heartfelt invitation to the thousands of Iraqi Christian families living in exile, urging them to return home and take their rightful place in rebuilding the nation. For decades, conflict and instability forced a devastating exodus of the country's Christian population, leaving a deep wound in Iraq’s cultural and social fabric. Prime Minister al-Zaidi’s administration is making it clear that true national progress requires healing this wound. The government has rolled out concrete initiatives, including fast-tracked housing plots and specialized economic backing for Christian-led projects in healthcare and education, to ensure that those who return have a real foundation for success. This isn’t just a political strategy or an economic calculation; it is a plea for the spiritual revival of the region. The Prime Minister emphasized that Iraq’s true strength lies in its historic diversity.He openly shared his desire to see the light of Christ shine brightly once again across the plains of Nineveh and the streets of Baghdad. By welcoming back its Christian sons and daughters, Iraq is looking to restore its soul, drive its economy forward, and prove to the world that a unified, multi-faith Iraq is ready to lead the region toward permanent peace.

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