Abdul Mahdi puts his resignation in parliament and talks about attempts to overthrow his government​​​​​​​

[yota691]

Parliament: Abdul Mahdi has not yet sent the names of candidates for ministries

Political | 04:45 - 09/06/2019

 

 

 

BAGHDAD - 
The second deputy speaker of the parliament, Bashir Haddad, said on Sunday that so far Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi did not send the names of candidates for the four ministries vacant. 
"The presidency of the parliament is waiting for the arrival of those names of candidates from Abdul Mahdi to be included in the agenda of the meetings of the Council," Haddad said in a statement received by Mawazine News. 
Haddad warned of "taking the parliament and the political blocs in an undisclosed position towards the delay of Abdul Mahdi by sending the names of candidates for the remaining ministries vacant."

[yota691]

The meeting of the three presidencies confirms the completion of the government cab and the unification of the official foreign speech

Political | 08:17 - 09/06/2019

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News

The meeting of the three presidencies, the presidents of the Republic, Barham Salih, the Council of Ministers, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, and the House of Representatives, Mohamed Halbusi, on Sunday, the need to complete the formation of the government cab and unify the official discourse. 
"The three presidencies, held Sunday evening, at the Peace Palace in Baghdad, a meeting in the presence of President Barham Saleh, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, and Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbusi." 
"The meeting discussed the political, economic, security and legislative situation in the country, the issue of completing the formation of the ministerial cabin and discuss the implementation of the government program and the importance of achieving it to achieve the aspirations of citizens, as well as the situation in Kirkuk and Diyala."
The meeting stressed "the need for concerted efforts to promote security and stability through the adoption of a constructive dialogue and a peaceful coexistence between their constituencies and the participation of all in their administration." 
On the foreign policy, the meeting agreed on the need for coordination between the three presidencies in order to unify the official discourse and adopt a moderate course in the relations of Iraq "They 
reviewed" the latest political developments at the regional and international levels, and to discuss ways to spare the country and the region crises and conflicts, In the Arab and Islamic summit summits held in Mecca and the position of Iraq from the current crisis and to emphasize that it is like the position of the Iraqi state and translate the interests of the Supreme, and at the same level on the Iraqi consensus on foreign policy. " 9/6 n

[yota691]

The meeting of the three presidencies confirms the need to complete the formation of the government cab and unify the official external discourse

Sunday, June 09

 

Baghdad - conscious 

Held three presidencies, Sunday evening at the Peace Palace in Baghdad, a meeting in the presence of President Barham Saleh, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi and Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammed Halbusi.

The meeting examined the political, economic, security and legislative situation in the country, the issue of completing the formation of the ministerial cabin, discussing the implementation of the government program and the importance of achieving it to achieve the aspirations of the citizens, as well as the situation in Kirkuk and Diyala. In order to promote security and stability through the adoption of a constructive dialogue and the spirit of peaceful coexistence between their components and involve everyone in their management.

With regard to foreign policy, the meeting agreed on the need for coordination between the three presidencies in order to unify the official discourse and adopt the moderate course in Iraq's relations.

The meeting also reviewed the latest political developments at the regional and international levels, and discussed ways to spare the country and the region crises and conflicts, in addition to addressing the participation of Iraq in the Arab and Islamic summit held in Mecca, Iraq's position on the current crisis and emphasizing that it is like the position The Iraqi state translated its supreme interests, and at the same level expressed an Iraqi consensus on foreign policy.

[blueskyline]

Thanks Yota . GA DV's....

 

[Pitcher]

Stop jacking around, pick 3 people and complete your DAMN Government.  Throw a dart, roll the dice, eeny, meeny, miny, moe.....go down to the homeless shelter and pick 3 people who are breathing.   Get Er done.

[10 YEARS LATER]

9 minutes ago, Pitcher said:

Stop jacking around, pick 3 people and complete your DAMN Government.  Throw a dart, roll the dice, eeny, meeny, miny, moe.....go down to the homeless shelter and pick 3 people who are breathing.   Get Er done.

 

Not bragging here but I'm a pretty good Darts Player . . . . lemme do it, can I huh, can I, can I huh ?????  

 

STIILL !!!!!!!! . . . they talk and STILL !!!!!! . . . they keep talking - This has gone beyond stupid, ridiculous & idiotic - SMILE for the camera you   *&^$   #@$#    &^*%^   %#**^&*    $#%^*   *^#$%@

[NoviceInvestor]

1 hour ago, Pitcher said:

Stop jacking around, pick 3 people and complete your DAMN Government.  Throw a dart, roll the dice, eeny, meeny, miny, moe.....go down to the homeless shelter and pick 3 people who are breathing.   Get Er done.

Best advice ever... send them an email today PItcher advising  them of this strategy .. They may actually get three people who really want to work ..

Edited June 9, 2019 by NoviceInvestor

[WheresmyRV?]

They probably got together talking on how much longer they can stall all of this.  They are beyond pathetic in my book.  Where the heck is Sadr and his group?  How come they aren't storming parliament now? 

[blueskyline]

https://www.almaalomah.com/2019/06/10/410907/.......

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Al-Fateh alliance warns of the cessation of government action after June 30

18:45 - 10/06/2019

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Al-Fateh warned on Monday of a near-total halt to the government's work after June 30 unless Abdul Mahdi issues special grades and proxy positions.

The MP for the Conquest of Hammam al-Tamimi / Information / / "Any paragraph contained in the government program is considered legally binding after it was voted by the House of Representatives and ratified by the Presidency of the Republic and the Federal Court."

He added that "the government committed itself to one of the paragraphs in its program to end all positions by proxy and special grades and submit candidates to the parliament to vote on the date of the exclusion of 30 June," noting that "after the date specified all of these positions fall legally and none of them are entitled to exercise his work" .

He explained that "there are fears of the cessation of the work of the government in full in those positions and not be able to provide names before the date specified," calling on the Prime Minister to take more serious and rapid steps to end those positions.

On the completion of the cabinet cab called Tamimi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to "announce the names of blocks and political parties obstructing the completion of the ministerial cabin ."

 

[6ly410]

No Plans to Leave Office: Iraqi PM

 

 BasNews   11/06/2019 - 22:57  Published in Iraq

http://www.basnews.com/index.php/en/news/iraq/526442

 

ERBIL - Iraqi PM Adil Abdul-Mahdi has made it clear that he has no plans to leave the office, saying that only the Council of Representatives has the authority to remove him from his position and the parliament is not going to do so.

The Iraqi premier made the remarks during his weekly press conference on Thursday where he also revealed that certain political parties are reportedly attempting to impede the process of completing the new Iraqi government as a few ministerial posts are yet to be filled due to political disputes among the parties.

Abdul-Mahdi, however, did not clearly accuse any sides, but pointed out that he has been close to completing his cabinet despite the obstacles being put in his way.

He further refuted the rumors that he had any plans to leave the office, considering the claims as "far from the truth".

Edited June 11, 2019 by 6ly410

[Floridian]

"No Plans to Leave Office: Iraqi PM"

 

Well, okay then.  

Let's do our job and get everything done.

Some of us have our patience wearing thin.

[ChuckFinley]

1 minute ago, Floridian said:

"No Plans to Leave Office: Iraqi PM"

 

Well, okay then.  

Let's do our job and get everything done.

Some of us have our patience wearing thin.

[10 YEARS LATER]

15 minutes ago, Floridian said:

"No Plans to Leave Office: Iraqi PM"

 

Well, okay then.  

Let's do our job and get everything done.

Some of us have our patience wearing thin.

 

At least you have some patience left ( probably not much though, huh ). Me... I’ve got one raw nerve left and these MoFo’s are stepping all over it. 🤬

[wciappetta]

He may not have plans, but others might and if they've got the numbers, plans change.

[pokerplayer]

4 minutes ago, wciappetta said:

He may not have plans, but others might and if they've got the numbers, plans change.

 

very true. I guess we will see how it plays out in the next week or so.

 

  pp

Edited June 11, 2019 by pokerplayer

[blueskyline]

I believe we shall see on the 31st ...

[Jaygo]

34 minutes ago, blueskyline said:

I believe we shall see on the 31st ...

What’s happening on the 31st? Did I miss something? Should I pack a 💼?? 😂

[blueskyline]

June 31st . The Proxies will no longer hold office . More or less no Government . Could he leave office on his own too ? 

[6ly410]

Qutaiba al-Jubouri: Construction discussed by cabinet meeting and special grades

11/06/2019 11:31 PM | Number of readings: 138

http://alahadnews.net/index.php/permalink/160998.html

   The head of the parliamentary health committee Qutaiba al-Jubouri, on Tuesday, an important meeting of the coalition building during which he discussed the cabinet cabins and special grades. Al-Jabouri told Al-Ahed News that June 30 would be the last date for proxy posts. Jubouri said that there is a committee of representatives of the reform and construction to discuss the completion of the cabin, pointing out that the reform coalition calls for the distribution of private positions in equal share with the building, stressing that it was not agreed to split private positions so far. He said that there is mobility in some blocks to stabilize the government, noting that the assessment of the performance of the government is still early.

[yota691]

Deputy: Staying on the political blocs negotiations will not finish the remaining cab file

Political | 05:47 - 11/06/2019

 

 

 

Private - Mawazin News 
MP for the coalition of construction Fadhil al-Fatlawi, Tuesday, that stay on the negotiations of the political blocs will not end the cabinet file, noting that the Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to submit candidates for vacant ministries. 
"The political blocs came Abdul Mahdi to the prime minister and gave the government confidence, but today can not count on its negotiations to complete the cabinet cabins," Al-Fatlawi said in an interview with Al-Mawazine News. 
He added that "the political blocs did not agree on the names of the other candidates and stay on it will not finish the file of the remaining cab, so the Prime Minister to take a step forward and send the names of candidates, especially in light of the desire of all deputies to vote on the candidates and end the file."
He pointed out that "according to what is reported, there are a group of candidates for each of the remaining ministries of defense and the Interior and Education and Justice, and the remaining to submit Abdul Mahdi, the final candidate."

[yota691]

Zarvi to "conscious": there are problem committees in the House relay with the Prime Minister complete cabinet cab

Tuesday 11 June 2019 - 20:03

 

Baghdad - Mohammed Talbi

MP Adnan al-Zarfi said on Tuesday that security positions were left to the prime minister to choose the names of security chiefs.

"There are committees formed by the political blocs to follow up with the prime minister the process of sorting sites federal federal and what is not federal and what is subject to the authority of the prime minister to complete the government program to complete the cabinet cabinet and other administrative sites."

"The process of screening reflects the desire of the political forces through the nomination of personalities with competence and professionalism." Pointing out that "the security positions left to the Prime Minister to choose the names of security leaders."

[screwball]

On 6/10/2019 at 4:36 AM, blueskyline said:

Thanks Yota . GA DV's....

 

Sounds done to me!

[Butifldrm]

 

2019/06/11 14:14

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Expectations of the emergence of a large opposition front against the government of Abdul Mahdi

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A former lawmaker, Jassim Mohammad Jaafar, revealed on Tuesday (June 11th, 2019) that there is great dissatisfaction with the performance of the government of Adel Abdul Mahdi, pointing out that this trend will turn into a huge opposition front threatening the existence of the entire government.

Jafar said in a statement that the "Massila", that "large political blocs have become bitter about the performance of the government of Adel Abdul-Mahdi on the level of service and security and is planning to declare an opposition front to assess or change the government in part if there is a need for it."

"There is a great rapprochement between the coalition victory and the rule of law and the stream of wisdom on the formation of an opposition front and may be joined by the subsequent alliance of Osama Nujaifi and the National Union and the movement of change."

Jaafar pointed out that "the alliance and others are afraid of the repercussions of the failure of the government on the security, political and economic to their audiences and may seek to take similar steps or to end the support of Abdul Mahdi in the next stage."

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Abdelmahdi sends a strong message to political blocs: You have a deadline to June 20

 

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The Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, on Wednesday, the message of the blocs and political parties, on delaying the resolution of his ministerial cabinet so far. 
The MP for the alliance of Fatah Karim Aliawi, told the Twilight News that "Abdul-Mahdi told all political blocs and parties, that he will wait for nominations for vacant portfolios, until June 20." 
And Aliawi, that "in the absence of progress and agree on the political blocs on the candidates, he will submit the Mahdi himself candidates for the portfolios, the House of Representatives to vote, without reference to the political blocs, and in the event of the fall of any candidate offers Abdul Mahdi in the vote, will offer his replacement on the second day, He told the blocks. " 
The Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, yesterday in his weekly conference on the need to complete the cabinet cabin before the end of the current legislative term of parliament.
"The news of my intention to resign does not have any validity," he said. 
The Iraqi parliament voted on October 25 to grant confidence to 14 ministers in the government of Abdul Mahdi. 
There are still 3 portfolios in the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, despite the passage of more than six months on the formation of the government, namely defense, interior and justice.

https://www.shafaaq.com/ar/سیاسة/عبدالمهدي-يوجه-رسالة-شديدة-لكتل-سياسية-امامكم-مهلة-الى-20-حزيران/

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Iraq

Iraq PM rejects calls to resign over cabinet vacancies

By Rudaw 3 hours ago

http://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/12062019

Adil Abdul-Mahdi, prime minister of Iraq, speaks at his weekly press conference in Baghdad, June 11, 2019. Photo: PMO / social media

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Iraq’s Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi on Tuesday rejected calls to resign over his failure to fill the remaining posts in his cabinet, months after establishing a government.

“Neither has the prime minister presented his resignation as rumored nor does he plan to do so as rumored. These are speculations to stir things, for fun, to fill idleness, [or for] political analysis,” Abdul-Mahdi told reporters during his weekly press conference in Baghdad. 

Changing the prime minister is solely within the constitutional authority of parliament, the PM said. “There is no fight in the parliament towards this direction,” he added.

Abdul-Mahdi was addressing a statement issued by Amjad Hashim al-Iqabi, an MP from the Sayirun Alliance, the biggest bloc in the Iraqi parliament, who claimed his colleagues will soon remove the PM from office.

As an independent technocrat, Abdul-Mahdi does not have a party or bloc in parliament. 

Rudaw English approached Iqabi on Tuesday to ask whether his statement reflects the official position of Sayirun’s leader, firebrand Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. Iqabi did not respond.

Months after establishing a government, Abdul-Mahdi is yet to appoint ministers to head up the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Defense, and the Ministry of Justice – all hotly contested by rival parties and sects.

The Ministry of Interior has customarily been given to a Shiite candidate, while the Ministry of Defense usually goes to a Sunni. Disputes among Iraq’s Shiite majority and Sunni minority have prevented the posts from being filled. 

Sadr, who emerged as a kingmaker in Iraqi politics following Sayirun’s electoral success in May 2018, has demanded these security positions be filled with non-partisan technocrats.

Fatih, a political umbrella group which represents pro-Iran Hashd al-Shaabi paramilitias, has long coveted the posts.

The Sunnis are divided between the Sayirun and Fatih blocs, unable to agree on a candidate. 

The Ministry of Justice, meanwhile, has been left empty due to a dispute between the two biggest Kurdish parties – the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).

“I have said it more than once. There have been frameworks put in place with the political parties in that they present nominees to the prime minister, and the prime minister would choose whomever he deemed suitable among them and send them to the parliament,” Abdul Mahdi told reporters.

Parliament is due to go into recess until the autumn, the PM pointed out. “That is why we have to undertake urgent measures to settle this matter quickly.”

Abdul-Mahdi defended his short record in office.

“We are moving ahead [with implementing] the ministerial program. We are also very close to meeting our deadlines in all the topics put forth in the ministerial program,” he said, insisting his government has worked hard to address winter flooding and increase the supply of electricity. 

Time is running out for the PM, however, as Sadr and other Shiite groups have issued a deadline to resolve the major issues facing Iraq.

The PM will face a real challenge this summer as high temperatures test the nation’s ramshackle electricity and sanitation networks. 

Protests raged across Iraq’s southern province last summer over high unemployment, electricity shortages, and dirty drinking water.

Iraq’s unusually wet winter has bought the government extra time to address the issue of water shortages.

A new deal signed with SIEMENS to help fix Iraq’s ailing electricity sector could also reflect well on the PM.