Baghdad – IA
The Iraqi government spokesman, Bassem Al-Awadi, confirmed today, Monday, that the percentage of the poll published by Gallup regarding the government’s performance is very encouraging, pointing out that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani reviewed the results of a popular poll about the government’s performance to feel the pulse of the Iraqi street and confirm its needs, while revealing Its result.
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Al-Awadi told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “The percentage of popular support for Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani according to the Gallup poll is good, and we aspire to greater support rates,” noting that “there are institutions that conduct special professional and technical surveys, some of which are political and others security, cultural, informational, and social professional surveys, in addition to “There is a polling department in more than one Iraqi institution.”
He added, “There is a public opinion team affiliated with the Council of Advisors in the Prime Minister’s Office, and its mission is to conduct polls outside the box, as it hosted the Prime Minister during the month of last September, and the team briefed the Prime Minister on the results of a poll that tested the pulse of the Iraqi street in a technical way through official institutions and conveyed the nature of the trends.” Iraqi public opinion,” noting that “in the ninth month of last year, the team conducted a survey that included sending messages to citizens’ phones, and the question was (What is your opinion of the performance of the Iraqi government?), and this is happening for the first time.”
He continued, “We always need to feel the pulse of the Iraqi street in a professional manner through polling,” noting that “the government poll included more than 9,000 samples in logical ways across three questions, and the results were that 38 percent of respondents in all Iraqi governorates including In the Kurdistan region, they confirmed their confidence in the performance of the Iraqi government, and 40 percent said, “I am somewhat confident in the performance of the Iraqi government.” This means that the percentage of confidence between (I trust completely) and (I trust to some extent) reaches 78 percent.
He stressed, “There are other polls conducted, including external ones, that included searching for the average satisfaction of the Iraqi street with the government, and they are conducted from time to time.”
He stated, “In general, the Gallup poll percentage is very good and encouraging, and it came a year and 4 months after Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani assumed the position,” pointing out, “This percentage gives the impression that the Iraqi street has depth in evaluating government figures and how to evaluate their performance.” “.
The Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, received the highest level of popular support in Iraq, according to a recent opinion poll conducted by the American Gallup organization.
According to the organization’s report, which was translated by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani received a strong approval rating (69%) among Iraqis in 2023, which is the highest level recorded by Gallup for any Iraqi leader since it began tracking this.” action in 2012.
The report added, “Iraqis under the age of 30 are equally positive about Sudanese (68%) as older Iraqis, and the majority of those living in Kurdistan also approve of Sudanese’s job performance.”
He pointed out that “Iraqis’ faith in key state institutions continues to rise in 2023, reaching new value levels or matching previous values, as Iraqis’ confidence in their local police rose to 82% last year, the highest total ever, and support for the army also reached 82%, and Iraqis’ perceptions paint a more positive picture.”
The report also indicates that “confidence in institutions is reaching new heights, as 57 percent of Iraqis trust their judicial system, which is the highest percentage in two decades.”
