Announcement of the largest bloc

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Senior in the new parliament: The first session will be headed after Ramadan

15:41 - 20/05/2018

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The House of Representatives and Senior Member Mohammad Ali Zinni on Sunday that he will preside over the first parliament session after Ramadan as the oldest, noting that the House of Representatives is capable of producing a government of technocrats if the parties give up their personal interests.

"He represents the largest member of the new House of Representatives and will preside over the first session according to the law," Zinni told al-Maaloumah.

He added that "the first meeting of the Council will be after Ramadan presidency to vote after a candidate for the presidency of parliament in accordance with the understandings that are taking place between the blocks."

He added that "the political blocs are able to form a government of technocrats specialized if they relinquished their personal interests," adding that "the new government must take it upon themselves to invest oil imports and not engage in purely operational matters."

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knows an Iraqi candidate won the parliament without an electoral campaign

 

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It is known that those who would like to compete in the elections to reach the parliament, uses different propaganda methods, and leads campaigns for that, but an Iraqi candidate managed to get more than 7 thousand votes and won a seat of deputies from the capital Baghdad without it. 
The former member of the Center for Global Energy Studies in London, Dr. Mohammed Ali Zinni, managed to win the elections without any billboard in the streets, nor any election propaganda in the satellite channels did not spend millions and did not hold any tribal meeting, and even the electoral sequence was not distinctive and only printed paper publications On his own account, explaining his autobiography, walking alone among the alleys of Baghdad to announce his election program, and was able to get the love and confidence of voters, and won as a deputy in the Iraqi parliament.
Mohammed Ali Zinni, who was nominated for the Civic Democratic Alliance, is a pioneer in scientific activities. He received several academic degrees from British and American universities, most notably a PhD in oil economics from the University of Colorado in the United States in the 1970s. The Gulf states have a lot of literature concerning the oil situation in the Gulf. 
Zinni was nominated in the 2010 elections, but despite receiving more than 6,000 votes, this number did not qualify him to parliament, the sectarian and ethnic strife that was going through the political process at the time. 
According to the Iraqi constitution, the first session of the new parliament will be run by the oldest winner, so that Zinni, born in Najaf in 1939, will be the first speaker of the next parliament.

 

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Saadawi: the rule of law refuses to take Abadi second presidential session

 

 

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leader in the state of law said on Sunday that his bloc and other blocs refused to grant the leader of the victory bloc Haider Abadi a second term as prime minister. 

Abdel Hadi al-Saadawi told Al-Gharab newspaper that "until today, the names of candidates have not been put forward to assume the presidency of the next government, but only general understandings."

And al-Saadawi that "most of the blocks reject to take Abadi for a second session at this stage." 

He pointed out that "the opinion of the leader of the rule of law is subject to the opinion of the bloc and the latter refusing to take over Abbadi form the next government."

 

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Barzani Party decides to form a high-level delegation to conduct dialogue with the political parties in Baghdad

 

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Alsumaria News / Arbil  The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) announced on Sunday that it would send a high-level delegation to Baghdad to hold dialogues with political parties on the formation of the next Iraqi government, while it is possible to work to achieve more gains for Kurdistan and all Iraqis.  "The Political Bureau of the Democratic Party met under the supervision of PresidentMassoud Barzani , and the meeting discussed the process of elections for the Iraqi Council of Representatives and the post-announcement of the results of the elections."     "We expect our party to have the confidence of the citizens of Kurdistan to win 25 seats during this election," the office added. "This confidence in our candidates is proof of their ability to defend the rights and freedoms of the people of Kurdistan in the Iraqi parliament."  The office continued, "We believe in the unity of the row and the position of the Kurdish parties and Iraqi forces, which insured the rights and freedoms of the people of Kurdistan, we can defend our constitutional rights in the best ways," noting "we will begin dialogue with the Kurdish parties in order to establish a common platform."  "We will start a dialogue with the Iraqi parties to solve problems and joint action," he said, adding that "it is possible to work to achieve more gains for Kurdistan and all Iraqis will be sent a high-level delegation to Baghdad to conduct dialogues on the formation of the next Iraqi government." The adviser of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Arif Rushdie, revealed on Sunday, the existence of "efforts to unify" the position of the Kurdish parties to work together in Baghdad, while the declaration of some of these parties to resort to the option of boycotting the Iraqi parliament as "unsuccessful."  The Electoral Commission for Iraq announced on Saturday night the final results of the 2018 parliamentary elections at the level of lists and seats.

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Wisdom: The coming hours will see a quadripartite alliance that includes conquest and all

23:30 - 20/05/2018

 

  

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A spokesman for the current wisdom Mohamed Jamil al-Mayahi, on Sunday, the existence of political understandings to declare a four-alliance alliance between conquest and victory, victory and wisdom within the next 72 hours.

"There are political understandings that will result in the declaration of an alliance between Fatah and Sultoun, victory and wisdom within the next 72 hours," al-Mayahi said in a televised statement.

The leader of the Sadrist movement, Mr. Moqtada al-Sadr, on Sunday evening, received at his residence in Baghdad, the head of the opening list, Hadi al-Amiri, both sides have confirmed the formation of a government that reflects the aspirations of the people. End 25 d

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Marathon negotiations to form «the largest bloc»

21/5/2018 12:00 am  Leaders of the blocs agree on the participation of everyone in them Baghdad / Al-Sabah The leaders and leaders of political blocs continue their meetings aimed at developing the features of the largest bloc, which will take on the formation of the government, which is expected to accommodate all parties, especially after meetings that included various political parties, which agreed among themselves on the importance of forming a government does not exclude anyone. At a time when Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, the need to absorb everyone and accelerate the formation of the government, announced the alliance «Fatah» that he initiated consultation with the coalition of slaves, "victory" and Maliki, "the rule of law" to form the largest bloc, That the next 48 hours will determine the compass of alliances between the political blocs.  The meeting between Abadi and Sadr, according to a statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office, stressed the importance of moving quickly to exercise their role and functions in the House of Representatives, and Abadi that "the meeting with Sadr is to work together to accelerate the formation of the government and the next government is strong and provide Services and job opportunities and improve the standard of living and fight corruption, "Ebadi explained that" the meeting witnessed a convergence of views the need to accommodate everyone. " This comes at a time when the President of the National Alliance, Mr. Ammar al-Hakim, during his meeting with Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri, the importance of going to a government of strong service with a national majority capable of achieving the aspirations of the people.  For his part, Jabouri stressed "the need to mobilize all efforts to reach understandings leading to the formation of a government of all parties and be reflective of the reality of Iraq's diverse society."

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Political leaders in marathon meetings to form the "largest bloc"

21/5/2018 12:00 am  Expectations by announcing during the days and determine the compass of alliances between the blocks  Baghdad / morning / Omar Abdel - Latif    continues leaders of blocs and political parties and their consultations and their meetings marathon in order to form " the largest bloc , " which will be presented to the new parliament and take it upon themselves to form the next government, at the time confirmed Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi And the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, the need to accommodate everyone and accelerate the formation of the government, announced the alliance, "conquest" that he initiated consultation with the coalition of slaves, "victory" and Maliki, "the rule of law" to form the largest bloc, while revealed the National Wisdom Stream that the next 48 hours will determine the Alliances between the political blocs. The media office of the Prime Minister in a statement received by the "morning": "Abadi congratulated during his meeting with Sadr in Baghdad, the Iraqi people once again to hold elections on time, thanks to the security forces that protected the voters and maintained neutrality," Abadi called " Accept the results and follow the legal means of objections, "and called on the Commission to" consider them. "  Abadi said that "the meeting with Sadr is to work together to accelerate the formation of the government and the next government will be strong and provide services and employment opportunities and improve the standard of living and fight corruption," he said, Abadi said that "the meeting witnessed a convergence of views on the need to accommodate everyone." Parental Government In turn, Mr. Sadr thanked the Prime Minister and blessed him the victory achieved by the list of victory, according to a statement issued by his own office, and quoted Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr as saying: "The meeting a reassuring message that the next government is patriarchal and caring for all the people," and Sadr said that " "The two sides stressed, according to the statement," the importance of the next phase and the need for concerted efforts to translate the decision of the Iraqi people and legitimate aspirations into reality and that Iraq takes its role As a stabilizing element in the region "He said. "We are still advocates of unity and peace," Sadr's leader Moqtada al-Sadr said Sunday. "We are still advocates of brotherhood between sects, religions, attitudes and ideas, as well as one religion," he said. And the same doctrine, "Sadr said," We are all Iraqis. "  "The meeting of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, has witnessed a convergence of views in the region," Hamed Hamadeh, director of the media office of the prime minister, said in a tweet on Twitter. Many things and directions. "  Vision of conquest On the other hand, the MP announced the alliance of the conquest of Amer al-Fayez, on Sunday, the start of his alliance in consultation with the coalition victory headed by Haider al-Abadi and the rule of law headed by Nuri al-Maliki to form the largest bloc, noting that the negotiations of political alliances waiting to resolve complaints on electoral violations.  Fayez said in a press statement: "The political negotiations on the formation of the largest bloc in the House of Representatives is still in its beginning and is waiting to resolve the complaints submitted by the blocks on electoral violations."  He added that "the alliance of conquest began in consultation with the political blocs and parties close to him, especially coalition rule of law and victory," pointing out that "resolving the formation of the largest bloc by the three coalitions need some time," Fayez said that " The largest parliamentary bloc that will ensure the formation of the next government and the naming of the new prime minister. " In the same context, the newspaper Al-Hayat said on Sunday that the coalition of state law is waiting for the position of the victory alliance of the first agreement with the conquest, while pointed out that prominent leaders in the Islamic Dawa Party are trying to revive the previous agreement between the wings of Prime Minister Haider Abadi and Vice President Nuri Maliki.  The newspaper quoted informed sources as saying: "The coalition of the rule of law led by Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, who has a near-conclusive agreement to the alliance with the alliance led by Hadi al-Amiri, pending that the Prime Minister Haider Abadi, head of the alliance victory position of this alliance," indicating that " This came after the initial indications that proved the intention of the leader of the list of others, Mr. Moqtada al-Sadr, the alliance with the stream of wisdom of Ammar al-Hakim. " She added that "prominent leaders of the Islamic Dawa Party are trying to revive the previous agreement between the wings of Abadi and Maliki to heal after the elections," noting that "Abadi did not clarify his position from all the winning parties." Meetings wisdom in turn, stressed the President of the National Alliance, Mr. Ammar al - Hakim, the importance of going to the Government a strong national majority Khaddomh able to achieve the aspirations of the people. A statement by his office, received by "morning" that "Hakim discussed during his meeting with Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim Jubouri, the latest political situation and the results of the elections and the form of government required in the next phase." Al-Hakim said during the meeting, "the importance of going to a government of strong service with a national majority able to achieve the aspirations of the people," stressing that "the need to observe the national interest in Iraq primarily," and noted that "the success of the elections is another proof of the Iraqis' adherence to their political system and the peaceful transfer of power via Ballot boxes ".  In the same context, the Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri, on Sunday, discussed with the negotiating delegation of the alliance headed by Nassar al-Rubaie the results of the legislative elections and the circumstances that accompanied them and ways to face the next phase through common visions and understandings. He stressed Jubouri during the meeting, according to a statement received by his office "morning", "the need to mobilize all efforts to reach understandings leading to the formation of a government that includes all parties and be reflective of the reality of the diverse Iraqi society," adding that "the stage requires all political blocs to make concessions to exit A unified vision on the formation of the next government and meet the aspirations of the Iraqi people. " Political statements for his part, said a spokesman for the National Wisdom Movement, Mohammad Jamil al-Mayahi said in a statement singled out by "morning:" The dialogues are now to develop the basic principles for the formation of the largest bloc in parliament and the government, "and expected the possibility of converging streams of" wisdom and victory and others and Fatah " the biggest. The spokesman said that "the next 48 hours crucial to determine the compass of the next alliances, and the development of principles and a road map of the government and then look at the name of the Prime Minister and the options open in it," and between Mayahi that "details in the identity of the next government and its electoral program could end during the holy month of Ramadan "He said.  "Hisham al-Rikabi, spokesman for the coalition of state law in a statement to" morning ":" The dialogues and meetings are still going on, "noting that" the leader of the coalition, Nuri al-Maliki seeks to find an alliance that includes all components of Iraqi society and promote a national project will be the basis of joint action And the elements of building the state and work within a framework that guarantees all their rights away from the policies of exclusion and marginalization and sectarian confinement. "  The member of the Political Bureau of the Civil Society for Reform "work" Mohammed Shaker, he pointed out that " Shaker said in a statement singled out by "morning" that "Iraq was exposed during the last phase to conflicts and regional pressures to form their governments, but now the blocks working on the political decision to form these governments from within and spare Iraq any future crises can pass by." Kordestani's position to this, stressed the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, the dialogue with all the Kurdish parties and unite the row, after the elections to the Iraqi parliament on May 12, to return to Baghdad with one vote. A high-level delegation from the Kurdistan Democratic Party, led by the party's vice president, Nechirvan Barzani, met with a delegation from the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), headed by Mullah Bakhtiar, the official of the Executive Committee of the Political Bureau of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. The leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Karim Kamal Agha: "The parties of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan agree on the need for the participation of all Kurdish parties in one team to go to the Iraqi parliament," noting that "to maintain the gains need one Kurdish voice."  For his part, said a member of the leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Khosro Coran, that "our party is ready to sit with the Kurdish parties to go to Baghdad with a unified position," stressing that "the Democratic confirms the need to go to Baghdad in a Kurdish alliance."

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Amiri: talk about the formation of a Shiite bloc is not true to him

 

 From 2018-05-21 at 02:24 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

Secretary General of the Badr Organization and President of the Fatah coalition Hadi al-Amiri, the intention of his coalition to overcome sectarianism and the formation of the largest national bloc, while announced that talk about the formation of a Shiite bloc is not true.

This came after his meeting with the leader of the Sadr movement and the supporter of the alliance at the residence of the last in Baghdad.

"We are determined to overcome sectarianism and form the largest national bloc that includes all components to deal with the problems of the country," Amiri said in a press statement.

"The talk about forming a Shiite bloc only is unfounded," Amiri said.

The office of the head of the Fatah list, Hadi al-Amiri, announced Sunday that the latter discussed with the heads of state law Nuri al-Maliki and the stream of wisdom, Ammar al-Hakim and the National Coalition Iyad Allawi and the National Coalition and the President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party to form the next government, also met today with the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr and discussed with him also Formation of the next government.

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Newspaper: Encounters imminent gathering Abadi, Sadr, Allawi and Barzani to form an alliance

 

 From 2018-05-21 at 08:50 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

Political sources revealed on Monday that the meeting of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, with the Prime Minister Haider Abadi and the leader of the Sadrist movement, according to Al-Hayat newspaper.

The sources said, according to the newspaper, that "upcoming meetings will bring together the President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Massoud Barzani, with the Prime Minister Haider Abadi and the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr," indicating that "the meetings will include the leader of the coalition of decision Khamis Al-Khanjar and national Iyad Allawi."

She explained that "these meetings come to crystallize an alliance seems difficult, after he broke the barrier of the protocol protocol in a meeting with Abadi the evening before yesterday."

For his part, a spokesman for the block, "Saroon" Salah al-Obeidi, told the Associated Press, "Sadr wants a government that preserves the sovereignty of the country and put the Iraqis first," explaining that "Iraq's sovereignty will be the basic principle guiding the new government."

He added: "We warn any country that wants to interfere in Iraqi politics, beyond the Iraqi people."

The sources pointed out that "contacts began to hold a meeting between Sadr and Abadi on the one hand, and with Barzani and dagger on the other hand to establish the largest bloc that may join Allawi."

The coming days will witness the preparation of meetings that may gather these personalities in the coming days, both in the form of bilateral or collective. According to the newspaper.

The sources said that "the position of Barzani from the alliance with Abbadi is not yet clear, as information on the possibility of choosing the Kurds alliance with Maliki, as a punishment for the slaves on his positions of the referendum and Kirkuk, but such an alliance does not seem easy, despite contacts confirmed between Iranian officials and leaders In the Barzani party for this purpose. "Ended 29 / a 43

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Iran attaches importance to the victory of Saarun and its position on the next prime minister

Release date: 2018/5/21 13:11 • 197 times read

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Iran has made its position clear from the victory of the [Saarun] alliance led by the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr.

"Given the good relations with Iraq, we will have no problem with this country," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasimi said Monday. 
"I am optimistic about the elections and the formation of the government, and should wait to see who are the alliances that will form the government." 
"We see Iraq as an independent country and we respect the voices of the Iraqi people and we have no problem with anyone who takes over the government in Iraq as we will continue our growing relations with Iraq," Qassimi said. 
It is noteworthy that the alliance Sawson has issued the results of the parliamentary elections that took place in Iraq on 12 May and got 54 seats of 329, followed by the Fatah alliance led by Secretary General of the Badr Organization, Hadi Amiri, 47 seats and then the victory coalition headed by Prime Minister Haider Abadi.
The alliance is a coalition between the Sadrist movement led by Sadr and the Iraqi Communist Party led by Raed Fahmi and other parties, including the party [integrity] led by Hassan Aqoli, the Republican Rally led by [Saad Assem al-Janabi], and the State Party fair led by Qahtan Jubouri. 
Iraqi political forces have been engaged in intensive dialogues and discussions since the final results of the elections were announced on Saturday to discuss forming the next government. 
Political analysts say that the results of the election process despite the accusations of fraud and violations, but produced almost two camps divided between the first supporter of the national majority government includes Sadr and Abadi, and the leader of the National Wisdom Movement Ammar al-Hakim [20 seats] and blocks close to them, and another calls for a political majority led by a coalition of state law Led by Nuri al-Maliki [26 seats] - which lost two-thirds of its seats in the last election - and the Fatah alliance close to this trend.
The fractious Kurdish parties have not resolved their position on participating in the next government, but they remain an important pillar in any ministerial group, according to locals.

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Barzani Party nominates Zebari to take over the presidency

12:03 - 21/05/2018

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The Kurdish researcher Ali Naji, on Monday, the Kurdish names nominated for the presidency of the Republic, and among that among those leading figures in the Kurdistan Democratic Party Hoshyar Zebari, confirmed the existence of a strong desire by the party Massoud Barzani to take office.

"The Kurdish parties nominated a group of names that have a prominent political role in the Kurdistan region and Iraq after 2003 to take over the presidency of the Republic during the next session," Naji said, noting that "the most prominent names Hoshyar Zebari and Barham Saleh and the Minister of Resources And the leader of the Democratic Party, Fadel Mirani.

He added that "infallible is one of the most favored candidates, because of the admissibility of international and regional, but faces objections from within his party (Patriotic Union of Kurdistan)," pointing out that "the Kurdish politician Barham Saleh also has the same international acceptability and party opposition from The National Union".

He pointed out that "the Union has other candidates not infallible and Saleh, the former Minister of Water Resources and adviser to the gentle Rashid, who has a relationship with the family," explaining that "a member of the Political Bureau of the Union Adnan Mufti has the admissibility of the party to take over the post."

Naji pointed out that "the Kurdistan Democratic Party led by Massoud Barzani, has a strong desire to obtain the post of President of the Republic of Iraq in exchange for granting positions to the Union within the Kurdistan region," noting that "the Democratic candidates are Finance Minister Hoshyar Zebari (Khali Barzani) Political leader of the Democratic Party, Fadel Mirani. " Ending / 25

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Maliki's office: Kurdish delegations will arrive in Baghdad tomorrow to join the majority coalition

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Revealed the media office of the head of a coalition of law Nuri al-Maliki, Monday, the arrival of Kurdish delegations to the capital Baghdad on Tuesday with the aim of joining the coalition of the political majority, as confirmed continued dialogues of a coalition of state law with all political blocs.

Director of the Office Hisham Al-Rikabi said in a statement that the "coalition of state law continues in its dialogues and discussions with all forces and political blocs through his negotiating team," noting that "Kurdish delegations will arrive in Baghdad tomorrow to join the existing understandings that will result in the formation of the majority coalition Political. "

He attributed to Rikabi "the reasons behind the delay of the declaration of the Alliance to the desire of the blocks to conduct more dialogues," pointing out that "all meetings that are currently underway do not rise to agreements."

On the announcement of the current wisdom about the possibility of the declaration of a four-alliance alliance and others and openness and victory and wisdom, said Rikabi that "does not know of this alliance, but was denied," stressing at the same time that "there are understandings with the stream of wisdom," without revealing the nature. Ending / 25

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Al-Sadr: The next executive branch has to build the foundations of justice, not shortcomings

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Moqtada al-Sadr

ROWADO - Erbil 

: The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, said Monday that the next executive branch should build the foundations of justice and welfare rather than walls and walls, after the coalition issued parliamentary elections held on May 12. 

The alliance of "Saron", supported by Muqtada al-Sadr, ranked first with 54 seats, followed by the "Al-Fateh" alliance of political factions of the popular mobilization factions led by Hadi al-Ameri with 47 seats, and then the coalition of "victory" led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi with 42 seats . 

Al-Sadr said in a statement on his Twitter page: "After the people have built their vote in the legislative power, and through the wonderful electoral saga, the next executive branch must build the people's foundations of justice, prosperity and safety, not build walls and walls" .

"Both the green walls (the walls of the Green Zone in central Baghdad), both for corruption, are both for partisan, and both for popping shots." 

"You have to break the barrel of the gun, and the noise of war stands."

 

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Although Sadr's alliance results in the election, it will not be able to form the next government alone, and needs to ally with other winning blocs to achieve the required majority in parliament.

But the indications suggest that Sadr will play a key role in forming the next government, especially the choice of prime minister.

Sadr says he will work to form a new Iraqi government, composed of technocratic ministers away from the ruling political elite accused of corruption.

Since the overthrow of the former Iraqi regime in 2003, the Shiites take over the presidency, while the Kurds occupy the presidency of the republic, and the year the presidency of parliament.

According to the constitution, Iraqi President Fuad Masum will call the new parliament to convene within 15 days of the announcement of the final results, where the new deputies will be elected speaker of parliament, and two deputies by an absolute majority in the first meeting.

The parliament will elect a new president of the republic by a two-thirds majority of deputies within 30 days of the first meeting, and then assigns the new president candidate of the largest bloc in parliament to form a government.

The prime minister-designate will have 30 days to form the government and submit it to parliament for approval

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Abadi reveals the features of the next government and confirms that he will not work with the sectarian and corrupt

By Rudao 2 hours ago

Haidar Abadi

Iraqi 

Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said that the new government will be representative of the people and that it will not be affiliated with any elites. He vowed that Iraq would witness a tremendous development if he becomes prime minister again, stressing that he will not work with sectarianism and corrupt their hands. . 

"On May 12, more than 10 million Iraqi citizens voted freely in the fourth parliamentary election since 2003, which is rare in the Middle East and a cause of pride for Iraqis," Abadi said in an article in The Washington Post. That turnout was less than expected, but voters voted for lists of trans-sectarian, rather than the ethnic or sectarian groups that dominated the previous elections.

"I have participated myself in all 18 provinces, and our coalition has won seats in 14 of them, which no other list has been able to achieve. Despite violations by the IHEC, I appeal to all parties to respect the final results and address Any complaints through due process of law. My Government will do everything in its power to ensure that the transition to the next Government takes place in a stable and transparent manner, providing the basis for a strong and democratic system based on the rule of law. " 

"He called for" dialogue with other coalitions to form a government based on a reform agenda based on the successful policies of the current government, economic prosperity, maintaining our non-partisan diplomatic stance towards other countries, building on mutual interests, protecting our security gains, Return of terrorist groups ".

Pointing out that "I will not think at all in working with those whose hands have been stained with corruption or those who know sectarianism, and must be candidates to fill the portfolios of technocrats, and the new government to represent the people by transient ethnic, sectarian and sectarian," pointing out that "there are three in Iraq Citizens' fears are: fighting corruption, providing jobs, and improving service delivery. These are the same priorities that I commit to, which require a steady hand, an enlightened perspective, and a sense of continued role. "

"In the last four years - while liberating our country from terrorism, helping internally displaced people to return to their homes and delivering security to its best level since 2003 - has led my government to work hard and necessary to achieve these goals, despite the low oil prices Which has led to austerity measures out of the financial crisis and we are now in a better position as a nation; our security forces have defeated the enemies who threatened us, and we are ready to rebuild our country and our economy. " 

Abadi said it was "reforming the economy, fighting corruption, providing jobs for millions of young people who make up the majority of our population, continuing to improve public services, ensuring human rights follow-up, empowering women effectively and achieving justice for all. Other, I will fight for these goals every day as I lead the country. "

"I will commit myself to keeping Iraq on the path of the current recovery. I will work to build a better future. I pledge to protect the people of Iraq by avoiding regional conflicts, refusing to interfere in our internal affairs and respecting the sovereignty of other countries. Our coalition is proud to have been at the forefront of this change, and we are now ready to work with other parties that have also won the representation of the people to form a new government; a stable and prosperous Iraq can My role as president in the region and making the world a better place, and this effort must be supported by regional and international partners, who hope to support our reform agenda for a new and prosperous Iraq. "

Abadi said: "I will not agree at any stage to work with those whose hands were stained with corruption or those who knew the practice of sectarianism."

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Video: Al-Sadr required Abbadi to get out of the "invitation" to take over the post of prime minister again

 

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So far, the hesitation continues to dominate the scene of alliances between the blocs winning the last election, which is supported by sources familiar with the progress of the talks to not resolve the Prime Minister Haider Abadi, his position on the conditions of other blocs, to join it in an alliance form the largest bloc.  Meanwhile, prominent leaders of the Islamic Dawa Party are trying to revive a previous agreement between the two wings of Abadi and Maliki to heal after the elections to begin joining the victory coalition to a nearly complete alliance between the state of law and Fatah. But the sources pointed out that Abadi insists on not to proceed with this alliance without guaranteeing a second term in the premiership, which is not accepted by his predecessor, Maliki so far.         As for the parallel alliance, which represents a coalition that is based on its nucleus, the rapprochement between it and the wisdom, and the last meeting that al-Sadr gathered in Abadi, all these data indicate advanced understandings between these parties, which may lead to the announcement of the largest bloc. Through this announcement.  These constraints, according to sources, are the conditions of the chest that he placed before Abbadi to approve the latter taking over the leadership of the government again, which forced him to get out of the cloak of the Islamic Dawa Party and give assurances to investigate files of corruption, including major political leaders.  In this hesitation and non-resolving positions, another conflict emerges between the advocates of a government by a purely Iraqi decision and a vacuum that will cause direct intervention by the regional and international powers in the formation of the next government.

[yota691]

Sadr demands the withdrawal of Abadi from the Dawa Party for his nomination for a second term

 2018-05-21 08:40:57 0

Baghdadiya - follow up

Iraqi sources revealed that Mr. Moqtada al-Sadr, under his approval of the nomination of Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi for a second term, the withdrawal of the latter from the "Dawa Party," which is headed by Nuri al-Maliki.

The day after the gathering of the two men, sources from the Sadrist movement said that Sadr "agreed to nominate Abadi as prime minister, provided he announced his departure from the Dawa Party."

The sources considered that this «comes as an apparent implementation of previous understandings between the two sides and cut the way for the efforts of the Dawa Party to revive previous understandings between the wings of al-Maliki and Abadi within the party, to prevent the loss of the post of prime minister.

The coalition of «Saaron», which combines Sadr and the Iraqi Communist Party results of the Iraqi legislative elections, while the list of «victory» led by Abadi third, according to the final results, announced by the Electoral Commission on Friday night.

 "Our meeting with Abadi is a reassuring message to everyone that the next government will be inclusive without any exclusion or separation," he said after meeting Abadi. "Our hand is extended to all to form a government as soon as possible," he said. For his part, called Abadi all political blocs to «accept the results of the elections despite objections, and to ask the Electoral Commission to consider the requests for objections in order to expedite the convening of the new parliament meetings».

He said: "We are working with the political blocs to form a strong government provides services and employment opportunities, and there is a match in views with Sadr to form a government that accommodates everyone."

 

[nannab]

No surprise there on Sadr's demand. Now will Abadi do it?  

Good morning Yota and DV. 

[Synopsis]

2 hours ago, Butifldrm said:

"I will commit myself to keeping Iraq on the path of the current recovery. I will work to build a better future. I pledge to protect the people of Iraq by avoiding regional conflicts, refusing to interfere in our internal affairs and respecting the sovereignty of other countries. Our coalition is proud to have been at the forefront of this change, and we are now ready to work with other parties that have also won the representation of the people to form a new government; a stable and prosperous Iraq can My role as president in the region and making the world a better place, and this effort must be supported by regional and international partners, who hope to support system" rel="">support our reform agenda for a new and prosperous Iraq. "

 

Maybe it is just me but I think this is a SMOKIN' () statement by the likely to be reappointed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. Sadr was also noted in one of the articles above that Iraq will be Sovereign apart from external entities. Hopefully this is a reference to booting all of the Iranian influences out of Iraq to include the IRGC and Qassem Soleimani.

 

Ali al-Alaaq was noted as saying the currency reform implementation was waiting on the right environment for implementation. I suspect this is one of the main, if not the only remaining, considerations for the currency reform to be implemented.

 

I find the other reference to :

 

2 hours ago, Butifldrm said:

Abadi said: "I will not agree at any stage to work with those whose hands were stained with corruption or those who knew the practice of sectarianism."

 

So, this may exclude Hosyhar Zebari and Massoud Barzani while for sure Nouri al-Maliki.

 

All in all, the way this is all shaping up for, the new Iraqi government, we may just be in the best position possible to get the key items implemented at lightning speed to include the currency reform!

 

In The Mean Time.................................

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH AND YEE HAW, BABY!!!)!!!

   

[yota691]

 

 

 

Maliki's coalition is disturbed by Sadr's meetings with the blocks winning the elections

 

Baghdad Baraa al - Shammari

21 May 2018

 

 

An Iraqi political source close to the " coalition of state law ," led by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, that the coalition "not satisfied", the recent meetings that brought together the leader of the " Sadrists ", Moqtada al-Sadr, the leaders of  coalitions and political blocs winner in the elections .
The source explained that Maliki's coalition "is surprised to repeat these meetings in a remarkable manner during the past two days, without being directed to any leaders of the" state of law, "explaining to the" new Arab "that" this clearly indicates that the coalition has become outside the accounts of political leaders combined "He said.

He pointed out that "the coalition of the rule of law" is looking with concern to the meeting, which gathered the head of the alliance, "the conquest" of the militia, "popular mobilization" Hadi al-Ameri in the chest, "noting that the coalition" was relying until recently on the alliance with Amiri to form a large bloc capable of The competition of the "Suron" and "Al-Nasr" alliances.

He said that Maliki's coalition , which won 25 parliamentary seats, still believes that "it represents a difficult figure in the political equation, which led others to work to ignore and exclude from participation in the new government."

The leader of the "coalition of state law," Saad Almtalibi, said that meetings between political leaders are "an attempt to confuse the arena, and to show the coalition as politically isolated," noting that "these meetings do not reflect the existence of understandings and agreements."
He pointed out that the "real dialogues for the formation of the Great Bloc are taking place in secret," explaining, during a press statement, that "all meetings of the leader of the" Sadrist movement "in Baghdad and Najaf, are only public protocol meetings.

Al-Mutlaibi said in a previous interview that any dialogue with Sadr's alliance would be opened because of the "proximity of the current from Saudi Arabia" and distancing him from the "axis of resistance." He pointed out that Nouri al-Maliki "is still in the process of promoting a majority government Political. " 

On the other hand, a member of the alliance, "Asron , " Ahmed Tamimi, that "the coalition of the rule of law" has become outside the accounts of the political game in Iraq, indicating, in an interview for the "new Arab", that the 25 seats obtained by al-Maliki make up only 7% Of the members of parliament.

Al-Tamimi pointed out that the alliance "Ssron" drew his link towards the big coalitions winning the elections, unlikely to participate in any political bloc includes "the rule of law," because of the red lines of the former "Sadrist" on Maliki.

The leader of the alliance, "Saron", Ayman al-Shammari, to confirm the existence of "Vito" on the alliance "Open" and "coalition of the rule of law," noting that "" Saron "open to all other alliances.

[KDuesing]

Time for Maliki to fake another heart attack if this article is true.

[Wiljor]

26 minutes ago, Synopsis said:

 

Maybe it is just me but I think this is a SMOKIN' () statement by the likely to be reappointed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. Sadr was also noted in one of the articles above that Iraq will be Sovereign apart from external entities. Hopefully this is a reference to booting all of the Iranian influences out of Iraq to include the IRGC and Qassem Soleimani.

 

Ali al-Alaaq was noted as saying the currency reform implementation was waiting on the right environment for implementation. I suspect this is one of the main, if not the only remaining, considerations for the currency reform to be implemented.

 

I find the other reference to :

 

 

So, this may exclude Hosyhar Zebari and Massoud Barzani while for sure Nouri al-Maliki.

 

All in all, the way this is all shaping up for, the new Iraqi government, we may just be in the best position possible to get the key items implemented at lightning speed to include the currency reform!

 

In The Mean Time.................................

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH AND YEE HAW, BABY!!!)!!!

   

 

Well said brother Synopsis, and, I concur. The right environment for implementation is right upon us. With Abadi getting ready to take a 2nd term. 👍

BTW, I’m here toasting a hot cup of Tim’s in your honor in my home town, here. In Toronto, hope your week is starting the way you wish, cheers ☕️

[Floridian]

38 minutes ago, Synopsis said:

 

Maybe it is just me but I think this is a SMOKIN' () statement by the likely to be reappointed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. Sadr was also noted in one of the articles above that Iraq will be Sovereign apart from external entities. Hopefully this is a reference to booting all of the Iranian influences out of Iraq to include the IRGC and Qassem Soleimani.

 

Ali al-Alaaq was noted as saying the currency reform implementation was waiting on the right environment for implementation. I suspect this is one of the main, if not the only remaining, considerations for the currency reform to be implemented.

 

I find the other reference to :

 

 

So, this may exclude Hosyhar Zebari and Massoud Barzani while for sure Nouri al-Maliki.

 

All in all, the way this is all shaping up for, the new Iraqi government, we may just be in the best position possible to get the key items implemented at lightning speed to include the currency reform!

 

In The Mean Time.................................

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH AND YEE HAW, BABY!!!)!!!

   

 

"All in all, the way this is all shaping up for, the new Iraqi government, we may just be in the best position possible to get the key items implemented at lightning speed to include the currency reform!"

 

I agree with you, Synopsis, but I really question "lightening speed".  😂

[haden'sdad]

I think Sadr & Abadi are the best thing for Iraq moving forward. I just hope they know where they're getting their 166 votes from. 

[rissas dad]

These comments from Maliki and another member of the state of law party tells me they are on the outs and not part of this forming coalition of parties for the next government.  To me, that is the best thing that could happen for us.