The Cabinet holds its meeting under the chairmanship of Abadi

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23-05-2018 02:43 PM

Clarification on the appointment on the grades voted by the Council of Ministers

 

 

 

The parliamentary legal committee clarified on Wednesday the instructions for the appointment of the job grades voted by the Council of Ministers yesterday, indicating that these instructions belong to the degrees of deletion and development after they were previously corrupt. 

Committee member Zana Said said that 'the instructions voted by the Council of Ministers yesterday regarding the appointment to the grades in the movement of owners, are jobs that are vacant after the death of the employee or referred to retire after the age of old or submitted resignation and thus the creation of new employees according to instructions New vote by the cabinet '. 

He continued, 'These vacancies are called deletion and development, and was plagued by corruption and acquired by the directors of the departments and other officials to appoint their relatives and their own'.

The Council of Ministers held on Tuesday, its regular session chaired by Prime Minister Haider Abadi, and voted during the instructions on the appointment of the grades resulting from the movement of owners.

 

 

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The features of the "larger bloc" are becoming clearer and the talks of the "winners" are accelerating

24/5/2018 12:00 am  BAGHDAD / Al-Sabah:  Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said at a weekly press conference that his alliance with al-Nasr has increased, noting that his meeting with Sadr's leader, Muqtada al-Sadr, On the next stage », asserting« a near perfect match in relation to the formation of a government of strong technocrats », while Al-Sadr continued to welcome the well-wishers at the top of the list of electoral results, and the largest possible number of allies to reach the« big bloc »on which the formation of the government.  At a time when the delegation of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, al-Sadr and the leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, visited the delegation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan President Fuad Masoum to discuss the mechanism of forming the new federal government and the demands of the Kurds.   Political developments According to a presidential statement received by «morning», that infallible research, on Wednesday, with the delegation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan «the results of the parliamentary elections and prospects for the formation of the new federal government as well as political developments in the Kurdistan region and the whole of Iraq».  The statement added that «the prospects of cooperation and coordination between the parliamentary blocs of Kurdistan and the new Iraqi and ways to move forward in order to achieve higher national interests and to meet the rights and aspirations of Iraqi citizens in the region and the whole country of stability and unity and progress and a decent life».  The statement pointed out that «the delegation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan headed by the official body working in the Union Mullah Bakhtiar and includes a number of leaders are the members of the Political Bureau Rizkar Ali and the Minister of Culture in the federal government Fareed Rwandzi and the former chairman of the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives Khaled Shawani and the official relations in the Union Saadoun Fili ». "The PUK delegation will also meet with the delegation of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP)," said Karwan Yarwis, PUK political bureau official, in a press statement.  The President also met with his deputy Nuri al-Maliki and discussed with him «the results of the elections of the Council of Representatives that have been successful as well as the security and political developments in the country and the region».  During the meeting, they discussed "prospects for cooperation and coordination during the next phase between the new parliamentary blocs and ways to move forward in order to strengthen the democratic system and achieve the highest national interests and meet the rights and aspirations of all citizens to stability, progress and decent life." Upon receiving the Prime Minister, Haider al-Abadi, to the delegation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan headed by Mullah Bakhtiar, was discussed «the formation of the government and the importance of speeding up and exchange visions for the next stage». Abadi stressed, according to the statement of his office media, «the importance of accelerating the formation of the government through national negotiations after Successes in the country ».  The PUK delegation said that it wants to be part of the solution and that his meeting came to know how to run the political process during the next stage and he wants a government representing all parties without exclusion and marginalization of anyone. Discussions and dialogues of Sadr's leader, Moqtada al-Sadr, for his part, discussed with the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jan Kubic, the results of extensive discussions and dialogues on the formation of the next government. A statement from Sadr's office, received by «morning», that «Sadr received at his residence in Baghdad, the special envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jan Kubic».  "My visit comes ahead of the preparation of the special report on Iraq, which hopefully will be presented to the United Nations later," Kubic said.  During the meeting, the envoy also congratulated the success of the democratic process in Iraq last week, saying "the readiness of the United Nations to provide the assistance needed by Iraq," while expressing the hope that "the outcome of the understandings and discussions on the formation of a national government to support the process of stability in the country."  For his part, al-Sadr said: "His vision for the next phase stems from a popular desire and the necessity of the stage because the Iraqi people have suffered a lot of corruption and poor services." He reiterated that "the decision is national Iraqi."  He also stressed the importance of increasing the support and support of the international community and the United Nations to get Iraq out of the tunnel sectarianism and abhorrent quotas and prevent interference in the file of the elections, government and regional, "stressing the need to provide support in the humanitarian and service in liberated areas, especially Mosul and the contribution of international organizations in helping Iraq to Taking his natural position in a free and decent life ».  In the same context, the leader of the Sadrist movement received the delegation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and discussed with him «developments of the political process and understandings on the form of the next government, where he stressed the basic fundamentals in the fundamentals of the government and the principle of equality between different spectrums of the Iraqi people and based on the principle of   citizenship».  In turn, the delegation congratulated al-Sadr on «the great victory achieved by the coalition« Sauron »national in the parliamentary elections of 2018». Fighting sectarianism and corruption Al-Sadr also discussed the formation of the next government with the chairman of the list of the good guys Khalid al-Obeidi.  During the meeting, "the national participants were presented with priority objectives in the form of the patriarchal government that the Iraqi people are looking for in all their sects and affiliations and taking into consideration the people's economic situation and the fight against sectarianism and corruption."  For his part, congratulated Al-Obeidi al-Sadr on «the great victory achieved by the National Alliance National,» returned to «a national achievement on the road to reform». In the meantime, the two Kurdish delegations, the Democratic and the Kurdistan Union, continued their separate meetings with the leaders of the coalitions and the winning blocs. The Kurdistan Democratic Party met with the head of the Fatah alliance, Hadi al-Amiri, who called, after the meeting, to "accelerate the formation of the government for Speeding up the provision of services to citizens », stressing the need to« resolve the formation of the largest bloc nationally and invite everyone in it ».  "There is no veto on any of the components, whether Shiite or Sunni or Kurdish," he said, pointing to the importance of writing a program for the next government capable of advancing Iraq.  "We want to form a government that can meet the needs of the people and meet the needs of this sensitive period," he said, adding that "the Kurdish delegation will continue to discuss with other political parties, and we hope to achieve good results satisfactory to all the Iraqi people." While the leader of the National Wisdom Movement, Ammar al-Hakim, during his meeting with the Kurdish delegation, the «need to be a government service government, not crisis and the government respects the law and no government above the law, and the importance of agreeing on programs and time limits set».  Hakim also discussed with the head of the Bloc of Good, Khalid al-Obeidi, the formation of the next government.  Al-Hakim reiterated «the need for the next government to be a national majority government based on the foundations and priorities and the provision of services at the top of these priorities». Controversial points On a related level, a member of the delegation of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, said that all the delegation's talks in Baghdad were friendly and reassuring to all Iraqi political forces.  Taha explained in a press statement that «the members of the delegation listened to all political visions from all parties in Baghdad and what can be applied in the formation of the next government and the possibility of establishing the national partnership», adding that «the delegation did not address the application of Article 140 on the disputed areas or any point Controversial ».  Taha pointed out that «the talks touched on the possibility of forming a government that recognizes the partnership and ensure the future of all spectrum without discrimination and according to the federal constitution», indicating that «the delegation will end its consultations on Thursday».  The Islamic Virtue Party has also denied its withdrawal from the Al-Nasr coalition, which is headed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.  "The information transmitted by a number of social networking sites and news agencies about our withdrawal from the Al-Nasr coalition is completely untrue," a statement from the office of the secretary-general of al-Fadhila, Abdul Hussein al-Moussawi, said.