Announcement of the largest bloc

[skeetdog]

Thanks Yota/Butifldrm....Between the crybaby US snowflakes that still riot the streets over not getting a participation trophy in Killary's lose...to these Shiites doing everything they can do in keeping political immunity to avoid a rope necktie...there's seems to be a need for an adjustment to the victor's side of future elections...Something between a rule of law that makes the questioning party of any suspected election a criminal act...that upon recalculations...the results are and were accurate...Then the set criminal charges are automatically implimented and the questioning parties are taken to prison...or simply shot...

[Butifldrm]

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After visiting Kurdistan .. Deputy law likely to meet Sadr and Maliki soon

15:56 - 08/07/2018

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The former deputy of the coalition of state law, Mohammed Saadoun, on Sunday, a meeting expected coalition leader Nuri al-Maliki and the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr soon to bring political views between the parties, among the visit to the region got to resolve political differences before the formation of the next government.

Al-Sadoun said in a statement to Al-Maaloumah, "there is a forthcoming meeting will gather Sadr and Maliki soon to consider the affairs of the political process and convergence of views between the parties before the formation of the next government," pointing out that "the visit to the Kurdistan region got to resolve the differences between Baghdad and Erbil and discuss the political process, .

He added that "political alliances between the blocks will be announced officially after the announcement of the election results and the ratification of the Federal Court," noting that "the current visits and meet the leaders of the blocks are limited to convergence of views only."

A member of the Political Bureau of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Ares Abdullah, revealed on Sunday the details of talks with the delegation of the Fatah and the coalition of state law in Sulaymaniyah after the completion of talks in Erbil, indicating that the two delegations discussed with the leaders of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan to form the next government and political alliances. End 25 T

http://www.almaalomah.com/2018/07/08/324740/

[Butifldrm]

2018/07/08 16:05

Number of readings 22

Section: Iraq

 

Allawi's office confirms his transfer to a hospital in Baghdad because of his health

 

 

BAGHDAD / The obituary: The Office of Vice President Iyad Allawi, on Sunday, July 8, 2018, that Allawi suffered a health defect transferred to a hospital in Baghdad, while he indicated that his health is stable.

Allawi's office said in a statement that "Vice President Iyad Allawi was exposed this morning to a simple health emergency was transferred to a hospital in the capital Baghdad."

"The health situation of Allawi is now stable, and he is leaving the hospital after completing the necessary tests," the office said, adding "thanks to officials and all official and popular actors who contacted to check on Allawi's health."

It is noteworthy that Iyad Allawi, who is the Vice President of the Republic was born in 1945, a graduate of the College of Baghdad in Iraq and a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Baghdad in 1970, and obtained a master's degree from the University of London in 1975, and a doctorate from the same university in 1979.

Follow the obelisk

http://almasalah.com/ar/news/143261/مكتب-علاوي-يؤكد-نقله-لإحدى-مستشفيات-بغداد-بسبب-حالته-الصحة

[Butifldrm]

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Barzani is required to enter the largest bloc in exchange for the application of Article 140 in the disputed

17:39 - 08/07/2018

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Former MP Yonadam Kanna revealed on Sunday the requirement of the Kurdistan Democratic Party to enter into political alliances with the winning blocs and the formation of the largest bloc to implement Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution in the disputed areas.

"We were in a statement to / information," that "the throwing that took place in Arbil between the Fatah Alliance and the coalition of state law and the Kurdistan Democratic Party got to discuss political alliances and the formation of the largest bloc and go to form a government that includes all components of the country," pointing out that " Article 140 in the disputed areas a prerequisite for entering political alliances with Baghdad. "

He added that "the condition of the region will complicate things between Baghdad and Erbil and will delay the formation of the next government," noting that "the meeting took place between the Democratic Union and the Fatah and the rule of law without the participation of Islamic parties and the opposition."

A member of the Political Bureau of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Ares Abdullah, revealed on Sunday the details of the talks with the delegation of the Fath Alliance and the coalition of state law in Sulaymaniyah after the completion of talks in Erbil, indicating that the two delegations discussed with the leaders of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan to form the next government and political alliances. End 25 T

http://www.almaalomah.com/2018/07/08/324790/

[ChuckFinley]

Now that works for me, Article 140. Lets see if we can a least get that started in the right direction. 

[skeetdog]

Thanks Butifldrm...Does this complete Art.140...Which in turn settles 2 of the 3  parts of HCL????

[ChuckFinley]

Not sure, but if it does then we are well on our way to getting this wrapped up. 

[yota691]

"The largest bloc" tops a meeting "secret" held yesterday between Maliki and Abadi and Amiri

05:06 - 08/07/2018

 

 

 

A special 
meeting held on Saturday, the leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, the leader of the alliance victory, Haider al-Abadi, and the leader of the Fatah coalition Hadi al-Amiri, pointing out that the subject Formation of the largest bloc to issue the axis of the meeting. 
The source told Mawazine News that "Maliki, Abadi and Amiri held on Saturday, a secret meeting," noting that "the subject of the formation of the largest bloc is the focus of discussion among the three leaders." 
The source, who preferred not to be named, said that "the meeting also discussed the map of presidential positions and sovereign ministries." 
A joint delegation from the coalition of Fatah and the rule of law, discussed with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and members of his party steps to form the largest bloc that could give birth to the next Iraqi government as well as the program of running the country in the next stage.
Political sources revealed today, a new road map includes the opening of Shiite forces on a part of the Sunnis and Kurds, to form a large parliamentary bloc in the next parliament. According to the newspaper "the Arabs of London". 
It is noteworthy that the alliance led by the Secretary General of the Badr Organization Hadi al-Amiri, had obtained according to the results of the final announced by the Electoral Commission for elections, the second place after obtaining 47 seats, followed by the Fatah alliance led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi, who got 42 seats , Came in fourth place, the coalition of the rule of law led by Nuri al-Maliki, after winning 26 seats. 
With the Supreme Court not believing the election results and the ambiguity surrounding the whole process, it is not easy to predict what will result from the alliances between the winning parties. End 29/6 N

[yota691]

Democratic Party: The application of the Constitution and "Article 140" basis of our negotiations to form a government

05:48 - 08/07/2018

 

 

 

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The leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Tahir Dosky, Sunday, that the party is open to all political parties, while stressing that the application of genuine partnership and implementation of the Constitution and in particular "Article 140" basis Tvaaudhat the party to form the next government. 
"The party is open to all political parties and has no red lines against people," Duski told Mawazine News. "We hear from everyone and all the parties that visited Erbil recently that we discussed with them the file of forming the Iraqi government and the extent of their response to the implementation of the constitution "He said. 
He added that "the party so far did not discuss the issue of taking office in Baghdad or other gains and all dialogues focused on the implementation of real partnership and the implementation of the Constitution, especially with regard to Article 140," stressing that "and on this basis we will negotiate to form a government."
A joint delegation from the coalition of Fatah and the rule of law, discussed with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and members of his party steps to form the largest bloc that could give birth to the next Iraqi government as well as the program of running the country in the next stage. 
With the Supreme Court not endorsing the election results and the ambiguity surrounding the entire process, it is not easy to predict what will result in alliances between the winning parties. 
The Iraqis voted on Saturday (12 May 2018) to elect a new parliament. These elections are the first after the defeat of the terrorist "Da'ash" organization, while the Independent High Electoral Commission announced that the participation rate in the elections was 44%.

[yota691]

08-07-2018 All times are GMT +3

The state of law Our relationship with the conquest alliance stronger than marriage "Catholics"

 

 

 

A coalition of state law headed by Nuri al-Maliki said on Sunday that his relationship with the Fatah alliance led by Badr Hadi al-Ameri secretary-general was stronger than the Catholic marriage.

Coalition spokesman Abbas al-Moussawi said in a press statement that "the relationship between the conquest and the law is stronger than the Catholic marriage, and our relationship has long years of work to see this rapprochement between the two sides. We want to build a relationship with all political blocs to respect the Constitution."

Al-Musawi said: "There is no such alliance now, but there are political understandings between the forces, and the rule of law seeks to be an essential part of the largest bloc so we are with the participation with Baghdad To be the center of dialogue. "

He accused Saudi Arabia of trying to exclude the rule of law from participating in the formation of the largest bloc. He said.

"This movement will not affect the movement of the coalition, because it has stronger partners than political alliances," Moussawi said.

[Butifldrm]

amid news of the formation of the rival of the largest bloc .. Sadr is calling an electric call

 Twilight News    

 24 minutes ago

 

Shafaq News / The leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr renewed his call for political blocs to form a new government away from interference by neighboring countries. 
Sadr's speech comes after the mobility led by the rule of law led by Nuri al-Maliki, with the coalition of conquest and victory and other forces to form the largest blocs in parliament. 
The Sadr alliance, backed by Sadr, won the highest vote in the legislative elections but did not inspire him to form a government alone. 
Sadr said in a tweet at his expense, in Twitter: 
"I love Iraq and recommend you and myself to apply the following tips: 
First: the political blocs to cut the dialogue on the formation of alliances and beyond with the United States and neighboring countries, this is our interest we Iraqis only.
Second, I advise all the political blocs to stay away from the sectarian and ethnic subjugations and sectarian strife. In my turn, I reject any Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish or other subversion, and I am fully prepared to cooperate in order to create a cross-party alliance for sectarian, sectarian and national division. 
Third: The people are free and no electricity with water scarcity .. If the government is not able to do so, seek the neighboring countries to improve the reality of electricity and water and the health sector and education immediately instead of using them to form a government. 
And I declare my solidarity and sympathy with the people and demand the cutting of all emergency lines under the light and Brdha corrupt politicians. " 
One person was killed and wounded in protests in Basra and Kut on the deterioration of services, including electricity.

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http://www.shafaaq.com/ar/Ar_NewsReader/6eec9b56-a4f9-4f6e-a020-2d53ba3039f1

[Synopsis]

On 7/6/2018 at 3:55 PM, fnbplanet said:

Synopsis, I pray your weekend is delightfully awesome!

 

My hope is that there are no large quantities of Dinar in Iran, as that might cause even more hesitation for the powers-that-be to continue to slow walk the RI/RV process.  My thinking is that there was such a hullabaloo (word of the day) over USD flowing through the auctions to the wrong people that the dollar is the preferred smuggled currency (of current value) of the bad guys. 

 

I also think that we would be camels with our heads in the sand if we think there's a coming increase in value to the Dinar, and that the Iranians " don't know nuffin bout it ".   Likewise, anyone and everyone that has anything to do with finally pulling the trigger on the RI/RV knows that they know it too, and may have been stockpiling it for some time. 

 

With increased sanctions, Iran's sources for "cashing" in Dinars would be limited to their trade with Iraq, or going through third party allies to exchange it for Yuan, Rubles or Euros - with many expensive middle men.  Any of their other trade partners may be hesitant to accept IQD directly for goods for fear of restrictions/retaliation from the US for dealing with a sanctioned terrorist state.  (maybe Trump's recent increase in sanctions is partially a preemptive move regarding the IQD increase?)

 

 

 

Thank You, FNBPlanet, AND I pray You have a Blessed Week!!! 

 

Great Comments!!!

 

With the huge amount of cash Barry and Company infused the Iranians and those associated with the JCPOA, who knows what they did with the cash???!!! Purchased more Iraqi Dinar???!!! If I recall, Rohani declared he was going to expose the JCPOA partners who do not secure Iran’s demands subsequent to The United States Of America pull out from the JCPOA. If so, could the deal go bust for them if they hold Iraqi Dinar AND individuals and entities are banned from any financial system that they use to convert their Iraqi Dinar???!!! Maybe their Iraqi Dinar is confiscated as they try to convert it before and after the Iraqi Dinar reinstates or revalues???!!! Direct and indirect terrorist funding to include non aggression to terrorist sponsored activities by Iran may be a key reason to keep the heat on Iran and those amenable to Iran (The United States Allies) and their terrorist sponsored activities. With Saudi Arabia weighing in against Iran in the region AND Israel being the target of Iran (suddenly amenable relations with Israel and Saudi Arabia???), the tide could be turning against the decades old terrorist machine Iran has used so prolifically and against Saudi Arabia and Israel. There may be a list of Iraqi Dinar serial numbers for Iraqi Dinar in Iran and those who are amenable to Iran so those may be disallowed from going digital or being converted to another currency. Likely a difficult thing to do but there may be ways to make the restrictions happen. So, the Iraqi Dinar is smuggled into Iraq from who knows where. I suspect the smuggling would be for those entities not able to convert the Iraqi Dinar to digital or another currency outside of Iraq. Due to my conjecture here, I am watching the Iraqi News articles for news of caches of large sums of Iraqi Dinar being confiscated from entities associated with terrorism (IMIS, IRGC, etc.) who are in Iraq and maybe countries like Syria or Yemen.

 

Just my conjecture, thoughts, opinion, and  for whatever THAT is worth!!! CAVEAT EMPTOR, Reader!!! 

 

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

 

Go Moola Nova (YEAH AND YEE HAW, BABY, READY WHEN YOU ARE BROTHER (OR SISTER) - LET ‘ER BUCK!!!)!!!

   

[Pitcher]

ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – The leader of the Sairoon Coalition has called on political parties in Iraq to end all negotiations with the United States and neighboring countries over the formation of the next government.

Muqtada al-Sadr, leader of Sairoon, in a tweet on Sunday called on all Iraqi political parties to distance themselves from sectarian and ethnic-based coalitions, expressing his readiness to cooperate with the parties.

“The political parties have to cut talks regarding the formation of coalitions [and government] with the US and neighboring countries. This is an internal Iraqi affair only,” he said.

Instead of relying on foreign countries for the formation of a government, the political parties should rely on other nations to improve electricity, water, health, and education services, Sadr stated.

Advising the political parties, Sadr called all sides to distance themselves from sectarian and ethnic-based coalitions, adding he was “personally against any Sunni or Shia or Kurdish entrench” in the formation of the government.

“I am ready to cooperate to form a coalition away from partisan, sectarian, and ethnic divisions,” Sadr added.

On June 23, Iraq’s parliamentary election winner Sadr and current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced that their political blocs would form an alliance.

Earlier this month, Sairoon and Iran-backed Hashd al-Shaabi’s al-Fatih Coalition, who finished runners-up in the polls, said they had reached an agreement to create the largest alliance in the next Iraqi Parliament.

During a visit to the Kurdistan Region, and following a meeting with the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the Nouri al-Maliki-led State of Law and Fatih revealed intentions to create the biggest coalition in the next Iraqi Parliament with Kurdish and Sunni factions to form the new government.

 

http://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/5c2dd0a3-829b-4b29-a946-7e6bd30a2b60

 

[Pitcher]

Stop talking about it and form your government.  Better yet push the button and we’ll be done with Iraq forever.

[Pitcher]

After years of sectarianism, violence, instability and corruption, exacerbated by a protracted and costly battle against Daesh that reduced a number of cities to rubble, many looked to the recent Iraqi national elections as a turning point in Iraqi fortunes.

However, a disappointing election turnout, controversy over alleged election malpractices, an upsurge of Daesh attacks, and the tough task of cobbling together a workable coalition amongst several divergent electoral alliances illustrates the difficult task that looms ahead for Iraq.

At least the election threw a surprise, with the Sairoon (On the Move) coalition of influential Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr attaining 54 seats, well ahead of incumbent Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's Nasr (Victory) alliance that was widely tipped for victory.

With al-Sadr running on an anti-Iranian, pro-Arab nationalist and cross sectarian platform, many analysts viewed his electoral success as a rejection of Iranian interference and thus as a setback to Tehran. There was also hope for a nonsectarian government that could heal the fractured Iraqi divide, deal with corruption and serve the long-suffering working class.

However, as symbolic as it seems, 54 seats is far from a winning position. It needed to form a broad coalition amongst a number of other lists. Many had predicted various permutations for an al-Sadr alliance, but the surprise announcement to form a coalition with Iran-backed Fateh (Conquest) alliance, a political umbrella of Shiite Hashd al-Shaabi militia forces, or Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), came unexpected.

Fateh, led by veteran paramilitary commander Hadi al-Amiri, won 47 seats. Al-Sadr had previously criticized the proposed pre-election alliance between al-Abadi's Nasr alliance and Fateh even though it never came to fruition.

Whilst al-Sadr hailed this alliance as "this move comes from a spirit of patriotism," the move draws many questions towards al-Sadr. What about the anti-Tehran rhetoric that was a hallmark of his campaign? Was it Iranian pressure that resulted in this coalition, and what does it mean for the coalition within Sairoon as well as al-Sadr's proposed coalition government with Iyad Allawi's al-Wataniya bloc that comprised of a number of Sunni groups and Ammar al-Hakim's National Wisdom Movement? In addition, does this bring a sectarian government back on the agenda?

Even if al-Sadr could entice all the aforementioned groups under the same umbrella, these groups still lack the majority needed to form a governing coalition (165 out of 329 seats). Al-Sadr would then have to reach out to the main Kurdish parties or other Shiite lists.

Both the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), who together polled 43 seats, have expressed initial positivity towards the Sairoon-Fateh alliance, but the Kurdish vote, that would be enough to form a majority government, would inevitably be tied to key concessions to the cautious Kurds.

Whilst al-Sadr has indicated his coalition is open to all lists, the already broad coalition is a recipe for infighting, instability and indecisiveness. For example, each electoral alliance, even without more coalition partners, was already comprised of a number of political parties that would be difficult to placate long-term.

Ironically, the latest coalition dealings potentially leave al-Abadi or his bloc without a role in the future government of Iraq.

Al-Sadr's decision to align with Fateh drew criticism from a number of circles. Far from the defeat for Tehran, that some heralded, it signals the continuation of Iranian influence over Baghdad. It also places the spotlight on future relations with the U.S.-led coalition support vital to defeating Daesh and stemming the tide after Daesh took over large swathes of land in 2014.

However, the animosity between Tehran and Washington, and U.S. goals to curb growing Iranian influence in Iraq and the wider region is hardly a secret.

The focus on coalition building should not distract from the lofty challenges that await the future government. With the rise of the PMF, Iraq now has a number of influential armed groups with debatable control from Baghdad even if the PMF were enshrined as part of state forces. Both al-Sadr and Amiri control sizable militia forces.

A recent military skirmish between Iraqi police and militia fighters from Hezbollah Brigades, a part of PMF, in Baghdad underscore the brittle reality on the ground.

The recent bombing of PMF forces in Syria, close to the Iraqi border, also brings into question al-Abadi's pledge that Iraqi forces would not intervene in regional affairs.

Whether PMF will continue to support Iranian forces in Syria, and who has greater influence over the PMF, Baghdad or Tehran is another question.

Then there is the crucial factor of the disenchanted and long-suffering Sunni population. It was Sunni areas that were largely the theater for initial Daesh tyranny and later the bloody battle between Daesh and Iraqi forces.

Can al-Sadr and his coalition partners truly entice the Sunnis into the political fold? What about the billions of dollars needed for reconstruction and will they provide arms to Sunni tribes, as some tribal leaders urge, to protect their communities?

The rise of Daesh attacks in Sunni areas indicates that the battle against Daesh is far from over, whilst Sunnis remain wary of both PMF and state forces.

Keeping the impossible balance between so many coalitions, sectarian groupings, ethnicities and influence from religious authorities both within and outside of Iraq, not to mention foreign meddling, just goes to demonstrate the tough battle ahead for Iraq.

For example, revered Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani deeply opposed the participation of the PMF in elections, and yet, not only did they come second in overall polling, but they are about to form an unpredictable partnership with al-Sadr.

 

https://www.dailysabah.com/op-ed/2018/07/09/iraqs-post-election-coalition-breeds-more-uncertainty

 

[WheresmyRV?]

Gonna be an interesting weekend over there when Trumps envoy will arrive.

[Pitcher]

Form the government!!!!!!!!,

[3n1]

56 minutes ago, Pitcher said:

the political parties should rely on other nations to improve electricity, water, health, and education services, Sadr stated.

 

here's a whacked out thought sadr, demand your fellow political iraqis that are so wise and upstanding highly esteemed to return the billions they have stolen from iraq that has already been forked over and improve your own electricity water health and education and if you cant do that you might need some hand holding forming a goi.......   

[DoD]

Sadr, Iraq has relied on other nations to do everything for them. Your corrupt GOI an many other government officials have robbed enough money from the states coffer to furnish half of the Middle East with electricity, water an schools. When you or somebody starts hanging these corrupt basta$$ then maybe Iraq will have enough electricity an other services....

[yota691]

Sadr calls on the political blocs to cut dialogue with America and neighboring countries on the formation of alliances

 2018-07-09 09:17:34 

Called the leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, to sever relations with the United States and neighboring countries on the formation of alliances, indicating that the talks between the political parties is an internal Iraqi affair.

"In turn, he rejects any Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish or other subversion," he said. Ready to create a transient alliance of party and sectarian division. "

He explained that "the people are free and no electricity with water scarcity, and if the government is unable to do so, seek the neighboring countries to improve the reality of electricity and water and the health and educational sectors immediately instead of using them to form a government."

Sadr said that he "declares his solidarity and sympathy with the people and demands the cutting off of all emergency lines under the light and Brdha politicians corrupt," as he put it.

[yota691]

Sadr rejects sectarian alliances hours after the state of law is declared

Date of release: 2018/7/8 22:14 • 2061 times read

[Ayna-Baghdad] 
The leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr on Sunday rejected sectarian alliances, hours after the state of law announced a political alliance with "victory and conquest."

Sadr said in a tweet on the social networking site [Twitter] today that "the political blocs cut off the dialogue on the formation of alliances and beyond with America and neighboring countries, this is only we Iraqis only." 
"I also advise all political blocs to stay away from the sectarian and sectarian strife and Iraq, and I reject any Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish or other subversion, and I am ready to cooperate in order to create a cross-party alliance of partisan, sectarian and national divisions." 
"The people are free and there is no electricity with water scarcity, if the government is not able to do so, then use neighboring countries to improve the reality of electricity, water and the health sector and education immediately instead of using them to form a government." 
The "
Abbas al-Moussawi, a spokesman for a coalition of state law, led by Nuri al-Maliki, announced earlier this to hold a political alliance with the "victory alliance" led by Haider Abadi, and "the alliance of conquest" led by Hadi al-Ameri.

[yota691]

So Salim al-Jubouri will return to the Iraqi parliament

 An informed source reveals ...

 

 

 09/07/2018 - 13:26

 

 

 

A well-informed source revealed on Monday that outgoing Speaker of Parliament Salim al-Jubouri will return to parliament after one of his party's winners has relinquished his favor.

The source told Basnews that "one of the members of the Jabouri party will give up his seat in parliament in exchange for giving him a ministry in the next government."

He explained «and therefore the party has the right to nominate a replacement for him and will be Jubouri is the alternative MP»,

Sadr did not give further details.

The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar had earlier raised allegations of attempts to reach a "settlement" within the Sunni House in Iraq that would open the door to the outgoing speaker of parliament, Salim al-Jubouri, to become a member of parliament and head it, Election results and manual counting and counting processes.

In the legislative elections held on May 12, 2018, 320 political parties, coalitions and electoral lists competed as follows: 88 electoral lists, 205 political entities and 27 electoral alliances, through 7,367 candidates, fewer than the number of candidates for elections In 2014, which exceeded 9 thousand.

[yota691]

Maliki, al-Amiri and Abadi meet to discuss the formation of the largest bloc

 

 

 

Number of readings: 1166 09-07-2018 01:08 PM

 

 

09-07-2018 01:08 PM 

 

The leader of a coalition of state law Nuri al-Maliki and Prime Minister Haider Abadi and the head of the Fatah alliance Hadi al-Amiri meeting to discuss the political situation on the formation of the largest bloc

The source confirmed that the meeting was held at the house of the leader of the Dawa Party, Abdel-Halim Zuhairi to discuss the common points on the vision that should be the largest bloc project coincided with moves to form political alliances that will shape the political map for the next stage.

The source also said that the meeting came after the rapprochement achieved after the visit of a delegation from the coalition of the conquest and the rule of law Erbil to meet the Kurdish parties.

[yota691]

Victory: soon announced the date of the meeting of the leaders of blocks winning the elections

 

 

 

Number of readings: 476 09-07-2018 01:12 PM

 

 

09-07-2018 01:12 PM 

 

The victory coalition announced the holding of successful meetings of the Preparatory Committee for the national meeting of the blocks winning the elections, while will be announced soon the meeting of the leaders of blocs winning the elections.

Coalition spokesman Hussein al-Adli said that several meetings were held for the special committee for the national meeting of the electoral blocs, pointing out that the representatives of 11 electoral entities attended the meetings and formed a preparatory committee was studied place and time and the paper principles for the meeting.

He added that the political blocs in the light of the call made by Abadi continue to engage positively with the draft national meeting, which is hoped to agree on a road map on the state administration program for the next stage, as well as the selection of future formations, including the government after the ratification of the election results.

[yota691]

Sadr calls on the Iraqi political forces not to discuss their alliances with America and neighboring countries

11:04 - 08/07/2018

 

 

 

BAGHDAD (Reuters 
) - The political blocs will cut off dialogue on the formation of alliances and beyond with the United States and neighboring countries, and the second is that the Iraqi government immediately cut off emergency power lines from corrupt officials and politicians immediately. . 
Sadr is a century between cutting off power lines from corrupt politicians and cutting off politicians' discussions about forming a government with the US and neighboring countries. He wanted to send a message to the alliances that produced the latest alignments, and renewed his rejection of any racial or sectarian alignment restricted. 
"The people are free and have electricity with water scarcity. If the government is unable to do so, it should use neighboring countries to improve the reality of electricity, water, the health sector, education and education, rather than using them in the formation," Sadr said in a tweet on his page in Tuttir. the government".
"I advise all the political blocs to stay away from the sectarian and sectarian strife and ethnic strife. I reject any Sunni, Shiite, Kurdish or other subversion," he said. "I am ready to cooperate in order to create a cross-party alliance of partisan, sectarian and national divisions." 
He added that "the people are free and no electricity with water scarcity, if the government is unable to do so, seek the neighboring countries to improve the reality of electricity and water and the health and educational sectors immediately instead of using them to form a government." He went on to say, "I in turn declared solidarity and sympathy with The people and demand the cutting off of all the emergency lines, which roam under the light and Brdha corrupt politicians. " 
One person was killed and wounded in protests in Basra and Kut following the deterioration of services, including electricity. 
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