National Coalition: The next step of the Alliance is to choose a prime minister

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National Coalition: The next step of the Alliance is to choose a prime minister

13/06/2010 12:05 13/06/2010 12:05

Dohuk, June 13 (Akaniwz) - The Deputy for the Iraqi National Coalition, on Sunday, the next step for the National Alliance is to choose a prime minister.

She Kamilp al-Moussawi told the Kurdistan News (Akaniwz) announced today that "the first step of the declaration of the integration of coalitions (the Iraqi National Alliance and the state of the law) is to choose the prime minister", saying that "coalitions are not finished yet on the issue of appointment of the Prime Minister."

They noted that "the next step will be to invite the winning blocks the other, because the main program of the two coalitions is the participation of all," arguing that "the claim by some parties that the National Alliance came to cut the road for any other list, to form a government, the words of irresponsible" ..

However, saying "the right of any two blocs are pleased to announce their merger, as happened with the Kurdish groups, which announced its integration into a single list and no one opposed it."

The Mason Damluji spokesperson for the Iraqi List, said in a statement issued yesterday that the "coalition of the rule of law with the Iraqi National came to cut the road in front of the (Iraqi) to form a government in accordance with due constitutional and democratic, as the biggest winner in the elections of March 2010" .. ". Arguing that "the alliance (between coalitions) to circumvent the will of the Iraqi citizen and his insistence on peaceful change through the ballot box, and the citizen, who Otabth conflict and chose the project will develop the national frustration with the usefulness of the practice of democracy and the political process."

Moussawi said and stressed that "the alliance between the Alliance of legal coalitions, and the right of the National Alliance by the Constitution and the Federal Court to form a government, not one has the right to object to it."

The coalition rule of law (led by Nuri al-Maliki, the prime minister ended his term) and the Iraqi National Coalition (headed by Ammar al-Hakim) had announced last Thursday, to name their alliance with (National Alliance), which had been announced initially on the fourth of May last year.

Witnessed in the Iraqi arena after the announcement of the results of the parliamentary elections, a broad political mobility, and especially the winner blocs seeking to form a parliamentary bloc can Khalaha form the new government, or at least agree on naming the prime minister.

The results announced by the Electoral Commission for elections on 26 March provided the Iraqi List in the parliamentary elections by obtaining 91 seats, followed by a list of coalition rule of law, with 89 seats, National Alliance 70 seats, the Kurdistan Alliance 43 seats.

In the view of Iraq as the biggest bloc that must be charged with forming a government building to achieve the highest votes in the elections held on 7 March / diamond past, in the view of state law that the Federal Court's interpretation of the constitutional article gave the right to block the biggest after the coalition form the government.

The Federal Court interpreted in the 25 of March last label (the largest bloc) or the parliamentary majority to a number that can form a government, said a statement that the term (parliamentary bloc, the most numerous) means: either the cluster that formed after the elections by one electoral roll , entered the elections on behalf of the designated number and won the most number of seats, or cluster, built from two or more of the electoral lists, which entered the elections with the names and different numbers and then united in a single block with a single entity in the House.

(Akaniwz) 6/13/2010

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