Amid Al-Halbousi and Al-Barzani’s objection .. Source: Allawi will announce his booth next week, short of three bags

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Allawi holds a crucial meeting with the leaders of the political blocs

 

 

17th February, 2020

Al-Fateh Alliance, led by Hadi Al-Amri, revealed today, Monday, the existence of a meeting he described as important between Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi and leaders of political blocs.

It is assumed that Allawi, who was named Prime Minister after a difficult consensus reached by the political blocs, will present his formation to Parliament before the second of next March to vote on it, according to the constitution.

"This evening there will be an important meeting between Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, leaders of the blocs and Iraqi political parties, in order to discuss the names of the candidates for the ministerial portfolios," said coalition leader, MP Haneen Qaddo, to Shafaq News.

And Qaddo said, "All the leaders of the blocs and political parties will be in today's meeting, and this meeting will come in order to resolve all differences and differences, in order for Allawi to go to Parliament to vote on granting confidence to him and his cabinet."

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Deputy for Al-Fateh: Allawi will send the names of his cab and his program to the heads of the blocs today

 

 

 

12:27 - 17/02/2020

 

The deputy of the Al-Fath Alliance, Ahmad Al-Kinani, revealed, on Monday, the intention of Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi to hand over his government program and the names of ministers to the heads of political blocs to study them, indicating that Allawi is intending to present his cabinet before the end of this week.

Kanani said in a statement to / information / that "Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi is determined to send the names of ministers and his new government program, today, to the heads of political blocs without disclosing the names and details before the media."

Al-Kanani added, "The study of names and Allawi's program will guarantee the confidence of the parliament in the event that the representatives are convinced of the names and its comprehensive government program." Kanani said that "Allawi plans to put the ministerial cabinet and its program in front of the House of Representatives before the end of the week, to allow the political blocs to vote freely."

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Al-Fateh: The end of next week's parliament session to
pass the government of Muhammad Allawi

 

16:00 - 17/02/2020

 

The Al-Fateh Alliance expected, on Monday, to determine the session to pass the government of Mohammed Allawi next week and give it confidence, indicating that Parliament is awaiting submission of names to study CVs before the session date.

The deputy of Al-Fath Fadel Al-Fatlawi told “Al-Maalouma” that “Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi has not yet completed the cabinet formation completely and is awaiting resolution of his differences with the Sunni and Kurdish parties.”

He added that "the Kurdish and Sunni parties are pushing to impose certain names, which made Allawi delay the formation of his government," noting that "he will proceed with choosing his cabinet and present it to parliament early next week."

He explained that "the names will be presented to the members to study the CVs and then define the voting session to pass the government of Muhammad Allawi at the end of next week and give it confidence."

And the Prime Minister-designate, Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, announced last Saturday the completion of the formation of the new government and its presentation to the House of Representatives this week. 

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3 bags you say?

 

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Deputy: Three ministers in the resigned government will continue in Allawi's "transitional" government

 

 

 

17th February, 2020

 

 

Today, Monday, al-Fateh Haneen Qaddo, a member of the Al-Fateh Alliance, announced that three ministers from Adel Abdel-Mahdi’s resigned government will continue, within the upcoming “Tawfik” Allawi’s government.

Qaddo said, in a statement to "Al-Akhbariya": "Allawi is trying to keep some ministers of the resigned government in the new government, so that the new ministerial cabinet will become a mixture of the new and previous governments." Interior, Defense and Finance. "

He added: "The prime minister-designate wants through this to send a positive message to the Sunni component of the Ministry of Defense, as well as the Finance Minister Fouad Hussein, to satisfy the Kurdish component, as well as the Democratic Party, which continues to pressure the prime minister-designate in relation to the Ministry of Finance," noting that "Allawi is trying to break free from the pressure exerted on him by some political parties, as some parties seek political gains in his government.

The deputy continued: Allawi is seeking to satisfy all the blocks and components for the sake of the success of his government, pointing out that "the Prime Minister-designate may depend on the criterion of integrity and freedom from political pressure in forming his government, and this comes through the use of some old ministers."

He suggested the leadership of the Alliance of the conquest: that "the ministerial cabinet is passed in Parliament, because Allawi will not come to parliament without obtaining the green light from the political blocs to agree to pass the ministerial cabinet."

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Legal: The National Salvation Government is formed by an international resolution called "the transitional phase"

 

 

 

17th February, 2020

 

 

The legal expert, Ali Al-Tamimi, confirmed today, Monday, that the National Salvation Government is formed by an international resolution called "the transitional phase."

Al-Tamimi told Al-Akhbaria that the national salvation government that is widely circulated must be formed by a decision of the Security Council in accordance with Article 39 of it, Chapter Seven."

He added: "Where this government is formed under international guardianship, as happened after the Second World War for the colonial countries, and it is called a transitional period in which these countries are administered by national figures under the supervision of the United Nations until the election of a government in accordance with the Yassin constitution."

Al-Tamimi said: "As for the national unity government, it is the one that is legitimately elected according to an effective constitution and a general popular choice."

 

Edited February 17, 2020 by DinarThug

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To ensure confidence, Allawi meets with leaders of
"political blocs" and reveals the names of his cabinet

 

 

 

17th February, 2020

 

 

A political source confirmed, today, Monday, that the Prime Minister-designate Mohammed Tawfiq Allawi, will meet this evening, with the leaders of the political blocs to ensure the confidence of the House of Representatives.

A close associate of the Prime Minister-designate, Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, told Al-Ikhbaria that the latter extended an invitation to all leaders of the political blocs to hold a meeting with them, before presenting the ministerial cabinet and the government program to the House of Representatives.

He added, "Muhammad Allawi has not yet obtained guarantees of obtaining the confidence of the parliament, with a great majority," noting that "the call of political forces came in order to reach an agreement and final agreement, to grant his government and his cultural program before heading to Parliament."

The source, who preferred not to be named, indicated that "Allawi will discuss with the heads of the blocs his government program and the names nominated for the ministerial cabinet," stressing that "Allawi has more than one candidate for each ministerial portfolio in case one of them is rejected by the House of Representatives."

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Democrat: We nominated 5 personalities for each ministry, and the Kurds will be represented in Allawi's booth

 

 

 

08:40 - 17/02/2020

 

 

On Monday, a member of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Mahdi Abdul Karim, confirmed that the Kurds will have representation in the cabin of Muhammad Allawi, stressing that the Kurds have 3 ministries, 5 personalities have been nominated for each ministry, and the choice remains for Allawi.

Abdul-Karim said in a statement to "Information", that "the Kurds will have a representation in Allawi's booth, where the KDP will get its right to the booth in addition to the National Union and the rest of the Kurdish parties that have benefits."

He added, “The Kurds have 3 ministries in the cabinet, especially the Ministry of Finance and Construction, where 5 personalities were nominated for each ministry, so Allawi can choose one person from among them for the ministry concerned."

And that "discussions are still going on regarding the selection of ministers from among the candidates, and it is hoped that Allawi will present his cabinet cabinet tomorrow, Tuesday, to parliament in order to vote on it." 

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Yo Mahdi’s So Fatlawi - Whenever She Finishes A Meal She Renominates Another One !  

 

     

 

 

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Al-Fatlawi: There is no problem in re-nominating successful ministers in the Abdul Mahdi government

 

 

 

09:19 - 17/02/2020

 

 

On Monday, MP from the Al-Fateh Alliance Fadel Al-Fatlawi said that there is no problem to re-nominate some of the successful ministers in the Abdul-Mahdi government to re-choose them as ministers in the new Allawi government, pointing out that the Sadiqun bloc will not participate in the Allawi government.

"There are some successful ministers in the government of Abdul Mahdi and they can be re-nominated again to run their ministries in the new Allawi government," al-Fatlawi said in a statement to "The Information."

He added: "We have no objection to the nomination of a successful minister in his work to re-choose him in Allawi's booth, but at the same time, we refuse to have partisan control and imposition of the nominated figures in Allawi's government."

And that "the Prime Minister-designate must have sufficient space to choose his ministers, despite the presence of unanswered questions about his failure to send the names of the ministerial cabinet to the House of Representatives."

Al-Fatlawi stressed that “Sadiqun’s bloc will not participate in the cabinet of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, and no personalities have been provided for his cabinet, and the choice will be made for the Prime Minister, as he deems appropriate, provided that he comes with competent personalities away from political pressure.”

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Close to Allawi: 203 MPs will vote for the government

 

 

 

09:06 - 17/02/2020

 

 

On Monday, a deputy close to Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi revealed the presence of 203 deputies out of 329 deputies who would vote for the government, indicating that about 90 percent of the Shiite blocs agreed.

The head of the Bayraq al-Khair bloc, MP Muhammad al-Khalidi, said in a statement reported by "Al-Sharq Al-Awsat" newspaper and seen by him / the information: "About 90 percent of the Shiite blocs agreed, which means about 150 deputies." As for the Sunnis, we have about 38 deputies who also agreed. The same applies to the Kurds; we have about 15 representatives from different Kurdish blocs, and this in itself means that the government will obtain the required parliamentary majority to pass it.

Al-Khalidi added, "Allawi asked to hold a session of parliament this week to present (his cabinet); but the matter is related to the presidency of the parliament, given that the majority of deputies are now out of the country because of the legislative holiday."

And the member of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Mahdi Abdul Karim, confirmed in a previous statement to "Information", that the Kurds will have representation in the cabin of Muhammad Allawi, stressing that the Kurds have 3 ministries, 5 personalities were nominated for each ministry, and the choice remains for Allawi. 

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Deputy: Allawi has succeeded in creating a rift between the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish forces and will pass his government

 

 

 

10:40 - 02/17/2020

 

The deputy of the State of Law coalition, Alia Nassif, confirmed on Monday that the Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi had achieved success in creating a rift between the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish political forces, likely to obtain sufficient votes to pass his government.

Nassif said in a statement to the "information", "The State of Law coalition has adhered to the reference advice of the issue of not choosing a controversial figure to head the next government and it refused to participate in the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, but at the same time it did not stand against to block the formation of the government because it has become a reality.”

Nassif added, “Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi succeeded in creating a rift and division of the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish political blocs and was able to reach the harvest of enough votes to enable him to pass his government.”

The MP Mohammed Al-Khaldi confirmed in a statement today, Monday, that there are 203 deputies out of 329 deputies who will vote for the government, indicating that about 90 percent of the Shiite blocs agreed. 

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Deputy for Saeroun: Allawi gave the opposition blocs one last chance until next Thursday

 

 

 

12:44 - 02/17/2020

 

The deputy of the Alliance of Raiders Riyad Al-Masoudi revealed on Monday that Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi granted the opposition blocs one last chance until Thursday before the voting session on the cabin was held, stressing that Allawi is acceptable.

Al-Masoudi said in a statement to "Information", that "the Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi has given his last chance to the political forces that are not in favor of him from the Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds until next Thursday." He added that "the facts confirm that Allawi has achieved an acceptable satisfaction from the votes to pass his government program and the ministers of his new cabinet," noting that "the unsupported forces have asked Allawi for assurances not to weaken them in the next stage and he is awaiting their final answers."

The MP Mohammed Al-Khaldi confirmed in a statement today, Monday, that there are 203 deputies out of 329 deputies who will vote for the government, indicating that about 90 percent of the Shiite blocs agreed. 

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Allawi's agenda includes 22 ministers and about 60 alternatives in anticipation of the protests of Parliament

 

2020/02/16 09:01:31

 

Baghdad / extent

 

Political circles are talking about "preparing" the Prime Minister-designate, Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, about 80 candidates, including 22 ministers, and others as alternatives if Parliament refuses to include them.

Circles also indicate that the American and Iranian sides are "not opposed" to Allawi's moves, as they said was supported by President Barham Salih.

On Saturday, Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi announced that he was close to achieving a "historic achievement" through an independent ministerial cabinet, stressing that the names of the cabin will be presented this week.
Allawi said, according to official television: "We are close to achieving a historic achievement through an independent ministerial cabinet of the competent." "We will put the names of this booth, this week, away from rumors and leaks, and we hope members of Parliament will respond and vote on them in order to start implementing the people's demands," he added.

Former Parliament Speaker Mahmoud al-Mashhadani revealed that Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi attended a list of eighty candidates that he will submit to the House of Representatives in the coming hours to choose twenty-two ministers.

Al-Mashhadani said in a telephone conversation with (Al-Mada) that "the number of representatives close to and supporting the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi has doubled and increased to reach one hundred and seventy deputies." For Allawi. "

Al-Mashhadani adds that "the number of Sunni representatives who support and support the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi has reached about thirty-five out of seventy Sunni representatives."

The former Speaker of Parliament shows that "there are objections by some representatives of the Sunni as well as the Kurdish component regarding the mechanism of nomination and selection of ministers in the new government," noting that "the position of the Kurdistan Democratic Party stems from the idea that its ministers are politicians representing the region in Baghdad, and therefore no party has the right to You appoint them. "

The former deputy continues, "The blocks of change and the new generation, numbering about fifteen representatives with other Kurdish blocs (except for the Kurdish National Union and Democratic blocs) insist on the Prime Minister-designate not to nominate any minister from the parties."

In contrast to al-Mashhadani, the information indicates that Allawi will present his government in two installments in the House of Representatives to avoid objections.

Earlier, deputies announced the alliance of Saeron, which is supported by the leader of the Sadrist movement Muqtada al-Sadr, that the Shiite forces will resort to the option of a political majority to pass the Allawi’s government in the House of Representatives after many blocs adhere to the principle of quotas.

Al-Mashhadani points out that "the next government will not be a government of strategic decisions, but rather a government that is in line with the work of its primary mission to prepare the atmosphere for early parliamentary elections," adding that "what concerns us is not to give parliament confidence to the new government, but what it will provide the achievements of the street."

The former Speaker of Parliament reviews the positions of the rejectionist and supportive blocs of the government of Muhammad Allawi, saying that "the coalition of the rule of law led by Nuri al-Maliki, with the National Sind Bloc led by Ahmed al-Asadi, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the Union of Iraqi Forces led by Muhammad al-Halbousi stands against the Allawi government."

And on the fifth of this February - days after Allawi’s mandate - the State of Law coalition revealed to (Al Mada) a political movement led by parties he called “forces of moderation” preparing to overthrow the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi within the parliament, believing that Allawi’s mandate came contrary to the will of the protesters and the authority Religious.

The Dawa Party expressed reservations about entrusting Allawi to form the transitional government, stressing that he has nothing to do with the election of any personality that does not conform to the specifications agreed upon by the Iraqis, namely that he be independent, efficient, and impartial, capable of preserving the sovereignty and unity of Iraq and satisfying the aspirations and mobility of the people.

Al-Mashhadani notes that "the Prime Minister-designate took into consideration the representation of all components in his new government, as he granted the Shi'a component (11) ministries, the Sunni (6) ministries, and the Kurdish (5) ministries, and minorities have one ministry," noting that "this method It was present in the government of Adel Abdul-Mahdi, but the way to choose the ministers came differently this time. "

As for the names of the candidates for the forthcoming government booth, al-Mashhadani reveals that "the Prime Minister-designate has prepared eighty names distributed to each ministry with three candidates," noting that "Allawi provided each ministry with three alternatives in order to facilitate the process of passing his government into Parliament." 

And he confirms that "the prime minister will check these names in the integrity, accountability and justice bodies, as well as the criminal record before they are sent to Parliament," noting that "there are five names nominated in the cabinet cabinet of Iraqi personalities residing abroad as well as a figure from the protest arenas."

Al-Mashhadani quotes that "President of the Republic Barham Salih is convinced of the method of choosing the government cabinet and conducts a series of dialogues and meetings with the refusing blocs to persuade them to participate in the upcoming parliamentary session," pointing out that "the last moments may bring views with many opposing and rejecting blocs."

The former Speaker of Parliament shows that "the Americans are not opposed to Allawi's options, as well as the Iranians and even the religious authority did not oppose until this moment," expecting "to present the government to Parliament during the days of Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday of this week." 

In a related context, former Vice Prime Minister Bahaa Al-Araji saw Sunday that the government be strong in its program, not just its men.

"Many of us are awaiting - unfortunately - the names of the ministers of the next government ... the government is not only strong with its men, but with its program that rebuilds state institutions, applies the law and returns the state to its prestige!" Al-Araji said in a tweet on Twitter.

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Iraq's PM-designate Unable to Present Cabinet Structure this Week: Report

 

 BasNews   17/02/2020 - 23:32  Published in Iraq

http://www.basnews.com/index.php/en/news/iraq/582467

 

 

ERBIL - Iraq's PM-designate Mohammed Allawi will not present the structure of his interm cabinet until next week, a report revealed on Monday.

Allawi, who has vowed his future government to be independent and free from anyone affiliated with the political parties, had been expected to announce his cabinet on Tuesday.

Sky News cited a parliamentary source close to Allawi as saying that it is likely the premier-designate will announce his cabinet at the beginning of next.

Earli the day, Allawi held a meeting with heads of the Shia factions at the Council of Representatives in efforts to make a final decision on the ministerial candidates.

Caretaker PM Adil Abdul Mahdi resigned from his position in hopes of addressing the demands of the anti-government protesters who have been taking to the streets since October.

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Here we go again - “ Beginning Of next “ it doesn’t matter what they say-the waters get muddied. Is it beginning of this ( which I hope ) or beginning of “ next “ week ?

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DV,  The Parliament is the procrastinator's and lazy arse group.  The Iraqi Citizens need to force them to get er done ASAP.....Keep the pressure cooker on "HIGH" until all demands are completed.

 

GO RV & RI

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This will go to the full 30 days which is early March but then again we know these knuckle draggers will stretch this way out past then. 

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Then comes Ramadan...and so on...and so on!! 😡...will keep my 🤞 that they prove me wrong!! Not gonna hold my breath!!🤢

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Here we go again - “ Beginning Of next “ it doesn’t matter what they say-the waters get muddied. Is it beginning of this ( which I hope ) or beginning of “ next “ week ?

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Conflict over when to launch the cabinet

Monday 17 February 2020

Baghdad / Al-Sabah 

 

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 Muhannad Abdul Wahab

 

Representatives suggested that the voting session for the government will take place within 10 days, while political blocs and 34 deputies agreed to support the government that Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi plans to present to the vote in the House of Representatives. 170 deputies will be added to them a number of representatives of the 158 intercepted blocs, as a section of them began with the understanding to join the pro-government supportive front for the government of the new prime minister.

This comes at a time when MP Abboud Al-Issawi confirmed, in a press statement, that "the prime minister's assigned team is the only one who knows the names that were chosen for the new government, and that the leaks announced here and there are incorrect."

 

Independent characters

Al-Issawi added, "The mechanism for choosing names was done by naming ministers and personalities who did not participate in previous governments or even from military leaders." It is being deducted so far, because it is from the Kurdish share.

Al-Issawi pointed out that "those close to the Prime Minister-designate demanded that the choice be from the personalities of the interior," noting that "the Shiite blocs support the government greatly, especially the alliance of those who are continuously present in the meetings on forming the government."

Al-Issawi expressed his hope to "give confidence to the new government this week, and not face rejection by political blocs that believe in partisanship and quotas."

In the same context, the head of the Bayader al-Khair bloc, Muhammad al-Khalidi, told Al-Sabah: The ministerial cabinet has been completed, but some negotiations with the Kurds are still ongoing, while 35 deputies from the Sunni blocs out of a total of 64 (the majority 55%) are authorized The ministers in charge of naming the ministers away from the parties, pointing out that the cabinet is ready to vote, and the Presidency of the House of Representatives is calling for a parliamentary session to vote on it.

Al-Khalidi added that the cabinet will include 22 ministers, indicating that in the event that negotiations with the Kurdish component are not completed, it is possible to postpone the submission of three ministries from the Kurdish entitlement and vote on them later.

 

Early elections

While the MP expressed the Al-Fateh alliance Fadel Al-Fatlawi, hoping that the cabinet will be complete when offered to vote in order to proceed with preparing the ground for the early elections.

In an interview with Al-Sabah, Al-Fatlawi added that the Prime Minister-designate must fulfill the promises he made to the Iraqi people by putting forward the government program that fulfills the demands of the demonstrators, pointing out that all political blocs agreed that the transitional government paves the ground for early elections and exclusion Public money for political influence and made the government exceptional by all accounts.

Whereas, the independent deputy, Maha Al-Janabi, considered that the Prime Minister-designate should guarantee in his government program the return of IDPs from Amiriya of Fallujah, the region, and Baghdad to their areas of origin.  

Al-Janabi told Al-Sabah that the prime minister-designate made a promise that his ministerial program include this issue and we will vote for him because it is a basic demand, in addition to revealing the fate of the disappeared and kidnapped people from these areas.

 

Appointment conflicts

Regarding the date of the cabinet presentation of the vote, MP Sadiq Al-Sulaiti suggested holding the voting session within 10 days.

Al-Sulaiti told Al-Sabah: All the deputies are fully prepared to attend the special session that is held to vote on the government formation, indicating that this session is held either at the request of the President of the Republic or the current Prime Minister or from 50 deputies.

He added that if Allawi completed his government formation and submitted a request to the President of the Republic, the latter would instruct the House of Representatives to hold a session to vote on it.

Al-Sulaiti ruled out that the session would be during the current week, indicating that political maneuvers, pressures and deliberations in selecting personalities may delay the submission of the government formation to the end of next week.

For his part, Bader Al-Ziyadi, MP of the Alliance Alliance, said in a press statement that Allawi completed the nomination of 19 ministers out of 22 and wanted to present them to Parliament this week, but some of his advisers and those close to him advised him to wait until the completion of 22 ministries, considering that he It is difficult to return to Parliament and obtain the approval of the rest of his cabinet.

Al-Ziyadi explained that "the names of the candidates for the ministries are known only to Muhammad Allawi, and one or two of his close associates, and he did not present them to the political blocs, members of the House of Representatives or the media." ».

Al-Ziyadi stressed that "Muhammad Allawi did not acquiesce to some political blocs seeking to choose their candidates for ministries, and he will present new, independent names, according to those close to him."

Al-Ziyadi pointed out that "consensus within the parliament dome between the political blocs is important to pass the government cabinet," stressing that "there are efforts to contain the refusal of some Sunni and Kurdish blocs of the new government cabinet, because national consensus is important in the current and future stages."

 

Choose ministers

However, the deputy from the Al-Fateh Alliance Fadel Al-Fatlawi believes that "there are some successful ministers in the government of Abdul-Mahdi and they can be re-nominated again to run their ministries in the new Allawi government."

Al-Fatlawi added, in a press statement, “We have no objection to the nomination of a successful minister in his work to re-choose him in Allawi’s booth, but at the same time, we refuse to have partisan domination and impose the nominating personalities in Allawi’s government,” noting that “the Prime Minister-designate must He should have enough space to choose his ministers, despite the presence of question marks regarding his failure to send the names of the ministerial cabinet to the House of Representatives. ”

Al-Fatlawi stressed that "Sadiqun Bloc will not participate in the cabinet of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, and no personalities have been provided for his cabinet, and the choice will be made for the Prime Minister as he deems appropriate, provided that he comes with competent personalities away from political pressure."

The deputy of the Sadikoun Parliamentary Bloc, Muhammad al-Baldawi, said in a press interview: “Whoever decides to pass this ministerial cabinet or not, is what it contains of figures that meet the aspiration of the Iraqi street and are independent and not partisan.”

He added that "the political blocs were placed and informed Allawi of their terms, therefore, of course, in the event that it considers that the cabin will not be consistent with its vision and violate its terms, it will be rejected."

And that "the Kurds and Sunnis also look at the national interest, in order to stop the bloodshed, meet the demands of the demonstrators and get rid of the turmoil in the country, by forming a strong government capable of leading the country."

 

Pro blocks

Regarding the parliamentary blocs that announced their support for the government of the Prime Minister-designate, a joint statement of the National Alliance first, the Arab Project, Justice and Charity and the Salvation and Development Front, was received by Al-Sabah, that in light of the critical political circumstances the country is going through, the national duty requires all loyal people to adopt a supportive position To support Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, in forming his government from independent ministers, provided that no candidate is accepted by any political party.

The statement added that accordingly, the political blocs and 34 deputies agreed to support this government, calling on the Allawi government to preserve the rights and interests of the people of all walks of life.

The blocs urged Allawi to speed up the completion of his government and invite the parliament to convene and vote on the squad in response to the nation's call.

For his part, former Speaker of Parliament Mahmoud al-Mashhadani explained, in a press statement, that “the number of parliamentarians close to and supporting the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi is one hundred and seventy deputies.” He added that “the number of deputies of the opposition blocs reaches approximately 158 deputies, a large part of which began with understanding, in preparation for To join with the Loyalty Front For Allawi.

He added, "The number of Sunni representatives who support and support the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi has reached about thirty-five, out of seventy Sunni representatives."

And the previous Speaker of Parliament stated that “there are objections by some representatives of the Sunni and Kurdish component, regarding the mechanism for nominating and selecting ministers in the new government,” noting that “the position of the Kurdistan Democratic Party stems from the idea that its ministers are politicians representing the region in Baghdad, and therefore it is not right Anyone to appoint them ».

Al-Mashhadani added, “The blocs of change and the new generation, which number about fifteen representatives with other Kurdish blocs (except for the two Kurdish National Union and Democratic blocs), insist on the prime minister-designate not to nominate any minister from the parties.”

Al-Mashhadani pointed out that "the next government will not be a government of strategic decisions, but rather a government that is in line with the tasks of its primary mission to prepare the atmosphere for early parliamentary elections."

He continued, saying: "The coalition of the rule of law led by Nuri al-Maliki, with the National Sind bloc led by Ahmed Al-Asadi, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the Union of Iraqi Forces led by Muhammad al-Halbousi, stands against the Allawi government."

Al-Mashhadani explained, “The Prime Minister-designate took into consideration the representation of all components in his new government, as he granted the Shi'a component (11) ministries, the Sunni (6) ministries, and the Kurdish (5) ministries, and minorities have one ministry”, indicating that “this method It was present in the government of Adel Abdul-Mahdi, but this time the method of selecting the ministers was different.

 

Kurdish position

In the meantime, the second deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Bashir Haddad, said: The next government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi must be balanced and representative of all components of Iraq according to the rule of national partnership.

Haddad said, in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "not paying attention to the involvement of the main components in the country leads to instability of the situation and threatens the national fabric and social peace."

Haddad pointed out that "these days are sensitive and decisive, with the approach of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi approaching his cabinet, so all Iraqi parties have to work hard to get out of the current crisis in a way that contributes to stabilizing the country’s conditions."

He continued, "The government program must include a clear vision in solving the dilemmas faced by the Iraqi people, and meeting the demands of the demonstrators."

While KDP member Imad Bajlan believes, in a press statement, that "the share of the Kurds will not be less than three ministries and one of them is sovereign and the choice will be through the institutions of the region."

Baglan added that «the Kurdistan region has official institutions, parliament, government and the presidency of the region and the selection of Kurdish ministers is through these institutions and not through parties and we will not accept that the selection of ministers without consulting those institutions Start".
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[horsesoldier]

If there’s ever a TV game show in Iraq called “ Whats My Crisis “ it’s gonna be a whopping success.

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14 minutes ago, horsesoldier said:

If there’s ever a TV game show in Iraq called “ Whats My Crisis “ it’s gonna be a whopping success.

 

 They can always bring back the Gong Show exclusively  for Iraq.  

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17-02-2020 10:47 AM Saeron: Allawi's cabin is complete and it is independent according to our information

http://www.ikhnews.com/index.php?page=article&id=209261

Baghdad / news

A member of the House of Representatives, from the Saeron Bloc, confirmed the completion of the ministerial cabinet of Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, indicating that it is a "separate" cabin.

Al-Omairi said, in a press statement, that "Allawi's cabin was completed a few days ago and is independent according to the information we have confirmed, but there are some forces trying to return the ministerial formation to the first square in order for a number of ministries to submit to it."

He added that "everyone knows that the continuity of these parties was dependent in the previous period on what they get from these ministries," pointing to the need to "be aware of the seriousness of this stage and release freedom of choice for Allawi in forming the cab."

Al-Amiri called on the Prime Minister-designate to announce that he "bears full responsibility before the Iraqi people in forming the government booth during a session granting him confidence in the House of Representatives, and that she was chosen from him without pressure, and if she found him to remind her of the sky", he went on "either to make the Iraqi street unfamiliar with this information In light of the accusations, the fall and the distortion of some political blocs that are trying to make the wheel spin in order to get Iraq out of this impasse. "

Edited February 18, 2020 by 6ly410

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Al-Quddo: More than 200 deputies will support Allawi
in presenting his government to Parliament

 

 

 

17th February, 2020

 

The deputy of the Al-Fateh Haneen Al-Qadu coalition revealed, on Monday, the support of the Sunni blocs of Prime Minister Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, by 90%, indicating that more than 200 deputies support Allawi in providing his cabinet.

Al-Kiddu said in a televised statement, followed by "Al-Akhbaria", that "more than 90% of the Sunnis and 50% of the Kurds support Allawi's government."

He added, "Certainly, Allawi will be presented to his cabinet Wednesday or Thursday, and you will have the confidence of 200 deputies from different political blocs."