Al-Barti: The understandings of the presidential candidate have reached their last stages.. A special committee to meet with Al-Sadr

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Al-Party: Do not reach agreement on the date of holding a parliamentary session

2022.09.10 - 17:25

 

Baghdad - people   

The head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party bloc, Vian Sabri, said on Saturday that the date of holding a session in the parliament is still unknown.  

  

 

  

In a statement to her party's website, followed by "Nass", Sabri said on September 10, 2022, that "the date of the meeting of the Iraqi parliament is still unknown, and no agreement has been reached on it."  

  

And she indicated, "Any decision taken in Iraq must be made with the consent of all parties and then implemented."  

  

Earlier, a member of the House of Representatives of the State of Law coalition, Alia Nassif, revealed the steps of the coordination framework after the Arbaeen visit, following the decision to reject the case for dissolving Parliament.  

  

Nassif said in an interview with her colleague Ahmed Mulla Talal, followed by "Nass" (September 7, 2022), "We have constitutional entitlements, and the court noted that any authority, whether legislative or executive, when it exceeds the constitutional periods loses its legitimacy," indicating that "the next scenario will be represented by a contract A parliamentary session to elect a president and assign a prime minister after the Arbaeen visit.      

  

She added that "the convening of the House of Representatives is inevitable and needs the wishes of the framework and the current, amending the electoral law and changing the Electoral Commission," noting that "the UN envoy called on the Iraqi political forces to hold a session and form a government."      

  

And she continued, "The House of Representatives will hold its next session on September 20, 2022, after the Arbaeen visit, and everyone will attend."      

  

The Secretary-General of the Awareness Movement, Salah Al-Arbawi, ruled out, on Wednesday, holding a parliamentary session after the Arbaeen visit.  

  

Al-Arbawi said in an interview with colleague Ahmed Mulla Talal, followed by "Nas" (September 7, 2022), that "the coordinating framework will not be able to hold a session in the House of Representatives after the Arbaeen visit," noting that "the people will prevent the session from being held."    

  

He added, wondering, "Does the framework want to form a government under these circumstances? .. Will that government that will be formed under unknown protection deserve to represent the Iraqi people?"    

  

Al-Arbawi explained, "There are 3 things that lead to a way out of the crisis, and all of them are on the dialogue table, which is the dissolution of the House of Representatives, the formation of an independent government outside the framework and the current, and the third and final is the amendment of the electoral law."   

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A leader in the party: The two Kurdish parties will have a joint candidate for the presidency

2022.09.10 - 21:21

 

Baghdad - people  

A member of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the official advisor to the presidency of the region, Jaafar Eminki, announced, on Saturday, that an understanding was reached with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan to put forward a joint candidate between them for the position of President of the Republic.  

  

  

  

Eminki said, in a statement to Al-Ittihad media, followed by "Nas" (September 10, 2022), that "there was a misunderstanding between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan before, but now the leadership of the two sides believes that the situation in Iraq is not at a level that bears the differences between the two sides." ".  

  

Eminki stressed, "There is now a good understanding between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Kurdistan Democratic Party on the situation in Iraq, and this time we will have a joint candidate for the post of president."  

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“We will stand with any proposal to resolve the crisis.”

Al-Yakti talks about “attempts” to hold a parliamentary session: the earliest date after the Arbaeen visit

09.11.2022 - 08:52

 

Baghdad - people  

The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan parliamentary bloc expected, on Sunday, to hold a parliamentary session after the Arbaeen visit.  

  

 

  

Member of the bloc, Karwan Ali Yaroes, said in a statement to the official newspaper, followed by "Nass" (September 11, 2022), that "the next steps of the political process are related to the movements of the Sadrist movement, and there are attempts to hold the parliament session and complete the formation of the government in accordance with the constitutional frameworks."  

  

And he indicated that "the Kurdistan Union Party is with the national consensus for solutions," expecting "a session of Parliament after the fortieth visit."  

  

He stressed that "his party will stand with any proposal to solve the political crisis," explaining that "the problem does not lie in resolving the presidential candidate."  

  

And he indicated, "Everyone is currently working on a political calm to agree on a next step to complete the constitutional procedures, elect the president of the republic, and assign the candidate of the largest bloc as prime minister."  

  

He reiterated that "the candidate of the National Union is Barham Salih, and that meetings are continuing between the Union and the Democratic Party to resolve the issue," attributing the delay in constitutional elections to "the dispute between the coordination framework and the Sadrist movement."  

  

  

Read also: Party leader: The two Kurdish parties will have a joint candidate for the presidency  

 

  

Earlier, the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party bloc, Vian Sabri, said that the date of a session in the House of Representatives is still unknown.  

  

In a statement to her party's website, followed by "Nass", Sabri said on September 10, 2022, that "the date of the meeting of the Iraqi parliament is still unknown, and no agreement has been reached on it."    

  

And she indicated, "Any decision taken in Iraq must be made with the consent of all parties and then implemented."    

  

Earlier, a member of the House of Representatives of the State of Law coalition, Alia Nassif, revealed the steps of the coordination framework after the Arbaeen visit, following the decision to reject the case for dissolving Parliament.  

  

Nassif said in an interview with her colleague Ahmed Mulla Talal, followed by "Nass" (September 7, 2022), "We have constitutional entitlements, and the court noted that any authority, whether legislative or executive, when it exceeds the constitutional periods loses its legitimacy," indicating that "the next scenario will be represented by a contract A parliamentary session to elect a president and assign a prime minister after the Arbaeen visit.        

  

She added that "the convening of the House of Representatives is inevitable and needs the wishes of the framework and the current, amending the electoral law and changing the Electoral Commission," noting that "the UN envoy called on the Iraqi political forces to hold a session and form a government."        

  

And she continued, "The House of Representatives will hold its next session on September 20, 2022, after the Arbaeen visit, and everyone will attend."        

  

The Secretary-General of the Awareness Movement, Salah Al-Arbawi, ruled out, on Wednesday, holding a parliamentary session after the Arbaeen visit.  

  

Al-Arbawi said in an interview with colleague Ahmed Mulla Talal, followed by "Nas" (September 7, 2022), that "the coordinating framework will not be able to hold a session in the House of Representatives after the Arbaeen visit," noting that "the people will prevent the session from being held."      

  

He added, wondering, "Does the framework want to form a government under these circumstances? .. Will that government that will be formed under unknown protection deserve to represent the Iraqi people?"      

  

Al-Arbawi explained, "There are 3 things that lead to a way out of the crisis, and all of them are on the dialogue table, which is the dissolution of the House of Representatives, the formation of an independent government outside the framework and the current, and the third and final is the amendment of the electoral law."      

 

 

 

 

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Barzani, Al-Halbousi and Al-Khanjar discuss early elections: the need for the current council to continue

2022.09.11 - 15:30

 

  

Baghdad - people   

The head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, discussed with Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi and head of the Sovereignty Alliance Khamis al-Khanjar holding early elections.  

 

  

A statement by the Kurdistan Democratic Party's media office, a copy of which was received by "Nass", (September 11, 2022), stated that "President Barzani received Muhammad al-Halbousi, speaker of the Iraqi parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance."  

The two sides reviewed "the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people and follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage."  

The two parties also stressed "the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of everyone with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."  

The two sides also expressed "their willingness to contribute constructively in converging the views of all parties and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest and contributes to community peace and the preservation of citizens' security and interests."  

Both the Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party stressed "the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests."  

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Barzani and Al-Halbousi meet

A 'surprising' position on the part of al-Sadr's allies: Towards a new government with full powers... and the Coordination Committee welcomes

2022.09.11 - 15:38

 

Baghdad - people   

On Sunday, the office of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi revealed the details of the latter's meeting and the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani.  

  

  

And the office stated in a statement that "Nass" received a copy of it (September 11, 2022), "The Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, met with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, and the two sides reviewed, during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq, And its negative repercussions on the country, and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people, and to follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.  

  

The two parties also stressed, according to the statement, "the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of everyone with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."  

  

The statement added, "The two sides also expressed their readiness to contribute constructively to convergence of views between all parties, and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest, contributes to societal peace, and preserves the security and interests of citizens."  

  

The statement concluded, "The Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party also stressed the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests."  

  

A statement by the Kurdistan Democratic Party's media office, a copy of which was received by "Nass", (September 11, 2022), stated that "Kurdish Democratic Party President Massoud Barzani received Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance."    

  

The two sides reviewed "the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people and follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage."    

  

In turn, parties in the coordination framework welcomed, through media and television comments, this announcement, considering it a way out of the political process from the blockage.  

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Al-Halbousi and Barzani stress the need for Parliament to continue its work until the election date

• Time: 09/11/2022 15:38:03
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{Political: Al-Furat News} Parliament Speaker Muhammad Al-Halbousi stressed to Kurdistan Democratic Party President Masoud Barzani, the need for Parliament to continue its work until the elections

Al-Halbousi’s media office stated in a statement received by {Euphrates News} that “Al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis Al-Khanjar, met the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, while the two sides reviewed, during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq, its negative repercussions on the country, and the need to adopt a language Constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people, and to follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.

The two parties also stressed the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of all with an agreed government program, emphasizing the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date.

The two sides expressed their readiness to contribute constructively to the convergence of views between all parties, and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest, contributes to societal peace, and preserves the security and interests of citizens.

The Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party also stressed the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests.

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Al-Halbousi discusses with Masrour Barzani the latest political developments in the country

• Time: 09/11/2022 16:32:26
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{Local: Al Furat News} Parliament Speaker Muhammad Al-Halbousi discussed, on Sunday, with the President of the Kurdistan Region, Masrour Barzani, the latest political developments in the country

Al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis Al-Khanjar, met with the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masrour Barzani, during which they discussed the latest political developments in the country.

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We've reached a never seen before level of just how long these politicians can  drag it all thru weeds.

It would appear they're not satisfied with racking up a Guinness World record for 10+ months and still no seated government: must be some other records to be broken in this marathon of nonsense we're yet to discover. 

Have no fear, all will be revealed " in the near future " ...

The 1 year anniversary of the October elections quickly approaches. 

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2 minutes ago, horsesoldier said:

We've reached a never seen before level of just how long these politicians can  drag it all thru weeds.

It would appear they're not satisfied with racking up a Guinness World record for 10+ months and still no seated government: must be some other records to be broken in this marathon of nonsense we're yet to discover. 

Have no fear, all will be revealed " in the near future " ...

The 1 year anniversary of the October elections quickly approaches. 

I don’t think this form of government works for these people….. 

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55 minutes ago, Half Crazy Runner said:

I don’t think this form of government works for these people….. 

To right. I know ours isn't perfect, however it's more in keeping with seating a government on time.

Whomever thought it was a good idea to set up a Parliamentary type system for a people so he'll bent on arguing, multiple tribal & ethnic backgrounds & collectively disagreeable natures... Well, they set Iraq up for failure which begs the question, was this by design ?

Our system, everyone shows up on time, THEN they commence to bickering & squabbling. 

Then there's the astonishing thousands of years culture of corruption. They're not alone in that department but DANG, they've cultivated that into an art form.

The evidence of how ruinous & catastrophic this social & political mindset is to Iraq is sadly all to obvious.

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2 hours ago, horsesoldier said:

Whomever thought it was a good idea to set up a Parliamentary type system for a people so he'll bent on arguing, multiple tribal & ethnic backgrounds & collectively disagreeable natures... Well, they set Iraq up for failure which begs the question, was this by design ?

My guess is that the US had a lot to do with it. I know that Bush was responsible for installing Maliki. 

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53 minutes ago, Half Crazy Runner said:

My guess is that the US had a lot to do with it. I know that Bush was responsible for installing Maliki. 

Some regime change huh

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Barzani and Al-Halbousi meet

A 'surprising' position on the part of al-Sadr's allies: Towards a new government with full powers... and the Coordination Committee welcomes

2022.09.11 - 15:38

 

Baghdad - people   

On Sunday, the office of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi revealed the details of the latter's meeting and the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani.  

  

  

  

And the office stated in a statement that "Nass" received a copy of it (September 11, 2022), "The Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, met with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, and the two sides reviewed, during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq, And its negative repercussions on the country, and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people, and to follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.  

  

The two parties also stressed, according to the statement, "the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of everyone with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."  

  

The statement added, "The two sides also expressed their readiness to contribute constructively to convergence of views between all parties, and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest, contributes to societal peace, and preserves the security and interests of citizens."  

  

The statement concluded, "The Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party also stressed the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests."  

  

A statement by the Kurdistan Democratic Party's media office, a copy of which was received by "Nass", (September 11, 2022), stated that "Kurdish Democratic Party President Massoud Barzani received Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance."    

  

The two sides reviewed "the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people and follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage."    

  

In turn, parties in the coordination framework welcomed, through media and television comments, this announcement, considering it a way out of the political process from the blockage.  

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'We stick to Al-Kazemi'

Mishaan Al-Jubouri: Sovereignty and the Democrat left the “Save a Homeland” coalition

2022.09.11 - 17:59

 

Baghdad people  

The excluded MP, Mishaan al-Jubouri, commented, on Sunday, on the details of the recent agreement between the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the "Sovereignty" alliance.  

  

 

 

  

Al-Jubouri said in a blog post followed by "Nass" (September 11, 2022), that "today's agreement between the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the sovereignty on the necessity of holding early elections in 2023, to be preceded by the formation of a government with full powers, means their departure from the National Salvation Alliance, which included them with the current."  

He added, "The most important and undeclared is their agreement that the one who forms the new government is President Mustafa Al-Kazemi."  

  

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Adviser mourns the Triple Alliance: The last nail hit in his coffin today

2022.09.11 - 18:48

 

Baghdad - people  

The Iraqi Consultative Council confirmed today, Sunday, that the final nail has been hammered into the throne of the "triple alliance", and Al-Sadr is now alone in the arena.  

  

  

  

Council Chairman Farhad Alaeddin said, in a statement received by "Nass" (September 11, 2022), that "the tripartite alliance has officially ended, and this is the last nail in its coffin." Emphasizing the need for Parliament to continue its work until the election date.  

  

He added that "Al -Sadr has become alone in the arena."  

  

The office of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi revealed the details of the latter's meeting and the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani.  

  

And the office stated in a statement that "Nass" received a copy of it (September 11, 2022), "The Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, met with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, and the two sides reviewed, during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq, And its negative repercussions on the country, and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people, and to follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.    

  

The two parties also stressed, according to the statement, "the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of everyone with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."    

  

The statement added, "The two sides also expressed their readiness to contribute constructively to convergence of views between all parties, and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest, contributes to societal peace, and preserves the security and interests of citizens."    

  

The statement concluded, "The Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party also stressed the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests."    

  

A statement by the Kurdistan Democratic Party's media office, a copy of which was received by "Nass", (September 11, 2022), stated that "Kurdish Democratic Party President Massoud Barzani received Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance."    

  

The two sides reviewed "the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people and follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage."      

  

In turn, parties in the coordination framework welcomed, through media and television comments, this announcement, considering it a way out of the political process from the blockage.    

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Rikani: Additions and conjectures after the clear statement of the meeting of Al-Halbousi and Barzani are 'pure fiction'

2022.09.11 - 19:28

 

Baghdad - people  

The leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Bankin Rekani, confirmed, on Sunday, that all speculations about what took place in the meeting of Barzani and Al-Halbousi are absolutely unfounded.  

    

  

Rikani said in a tweet followed by "Nass" (September 11, 2022): "The statement issued by President Masoud Barzani's reception of Messrs. Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of Parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance, expresses exactly what took place in this meeting."  

  

He added, "All other additions and speculations are pure fantasy and absolutely unfounded."  

  

The Iraqi Consultative Council confirmed, on Sunday, that the final nail had been hammered into the throne of the "triple alliance", and Sadr was alone in the arena.  

  

Council Chairman Farhad Alaeddin said, in a statement received by "Nass", that "the tripartite alliance has officially ended, and this is the last nail in its coffin." Representatives will do their job until the election date.    

  

He added that "Al -Sadr has become alone in the arena."  

  

The office of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi revealed the details of the latter's meeting and the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, with the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani.  

  

And the office stated in a statement that "Nass" received a copy of it (September 11, 2022), "The Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, accompanied by the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, met with the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, and the two sides reviewed, during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq, And its negative repercussions on the country, and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people, and to follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.      

  

The two parties also stressed, according to the statement, "the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of everyone with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."      

  

The statement added, "The two sides also expressed their readiness to contribute constructively to convergence of views between all parties, and their readiness to adopt any step that serves the national interest, contributes to societal peace, and preserves the security and interests of citizens."      

  

The statement concluded, "The Sovereignty Alliance and the Kurdistan Democratic Party also stressed the continuation of communication and joint coordination and the adoption of common positions that serve the higher national interests."      

  

A statement by the Kurdistan Democratic Party's media office, a copy of which was received by "Nass", (September 11, 2022), stated that "Kurdish Democratic Party President Massoud Barzani received Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, and Khamis al-Khanjar, head of the Sovereignty Alliance."    

  

The two sides reviewed "the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people and follow constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage."        

  

In turn, parties in the coordination framework welcomed, through media and television comments, this announcement, considering it a way out of the political process from the blockage.    

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Nouri al-Maliki: There is no longer any need to talk about dissolving Parliament

2022.09.11 - 22:05

 

Baghdad - people  

The head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, said on Sunday that there is no need to talk about dissolving parliament, anymore.  

  

  

  

Al-Maliki added in a blog post, which was followed by "Nass" (September 11, 2022), that "the judiciary's ruling that Parliament may not be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes its sessions and the formation of a new government with full powers."  

  

He continued, "The political forces also expressed their support for the judiciary's decision, and announced their refusal to dissolve parliament and the proposed early elections."  

  

He pointed out, "This means that there is no need yet to talk about this constitutionally, judicially and politically settled issue, and it must be left and devotion of speech, efforts and proposals on how to activate Parliament and how to speed up the formation of a coalition government to achieve the best services and political and security stability."  

  

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Member of the law: The framework adheres to the Sudanese, and everything is negotiable

• Time: 09/11/2022 19:19:27
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{Politics: Al Furat News} A member of the State of Law coalition confirmed today, Sunday, that the coordination framework adhered to its candidate, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, for prime minister.

 

Wael Al-Rikabi told Al-Furat News: "The coordinating framework so far is still sticking to the designation of Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, and everything is negotiable."  
He added, "The next government will include all political spectrums, and the conversation will be with everyone, and the most important thing at the present time is holding the parliament session and electing the President of the Republic as soon as possible."
Al-Rikabi pointed out, "News confirmed that the Kurdish House had reached an agreement on one person for the position of the Presidency of the Republic."

From: Raghad Daham

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Al-Maliki: The court ruling ended the controversy of dissolving Parliament, and the formation of a coalition government must be expedited

• Time: 09/11/2022 22:00:16
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{Political: Al Furat News} The head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, called for the necessity of activating the House of Representatives and seeking to form a coalition government.

Al-Maliki said in a tweet on Twitter: "The judge ruled that parliament may not be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes to hold its sessions and form a new government with full powers."

He added, "The political forces also expressed their position in support of the judiciary's decision and announced their rejection of the dissolution of Parliament and the proposed early elections. This means that there is no need yet to talk about the constitutionally, judicially and politically settled issue that must be left and dedicate speech, efforts and proposals on how to activate Parliament and how to speed up the formation of a coalition government to achieve the best services and political stability." and security.”

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Al-Abadi calls for a political agreement that begins with forming a government and ends with elections

• Time: 09/11/2022 23:40:43
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{Politics: Al Furat News} The head of the victory coalition Haider Al-Abadi called, on Sunday evening, for a political agreement that begins with the formation of the government and ends with early elections.

 

Al-Abadi said, on his Twitter page, that: "Any path based on breaking the will will be a disaster for the people and the state," calling for "a political agreement that leads to considering the current phase as transitional, starting with the formation of a government and ending with the dissolution of parliament and early elections."

Al-Abadi pointed out that "the interests of the people and the stability of the state are higher and more valuable than any partisan or factional interest."

 

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Coordination framework in Iraq: No early elections before the return of parliament sessions and the formation of a new government

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The coordination framework in Iraq announced, this evening, Sunday, that "there are no early elections before the return of parliament sessions and the formation of a new government."

And Iraqi media reported , "The Coordinating Framework Forces held a meeting at the house of (chairman of the Popular Mobilization Committee), Faleh al-Fayyad, to discuss efforts to form a government and reconvene parliament sessions after the Arbaeen visit."

An informed source said, "It was emphasized during the meeting to open channels of dialogue and communication with all political parties with the aim of reaching solutions and understandings that accelerate the tasks of forming the new government during the next stage."

For his part, the head of the State of Law coalition of the Coordination Framework, Nuri al-Maliki, considered that "there are no early elections until after the resumption of the work of Parliament."

Al-Maliki wrote, through his account on "Twitter", that "the judiciary's ruling is that Parliament may not be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes its sessions and the formation of a new government with full powers."

He added, "The political forces also expressed their support for the judiciary's decision and announced their rejection of the parliament's dissolution and the proposed early elections." A coalition government to achieve the best services and political and security stability.

This comes after the Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, the heads of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, and the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, stressed the importance of holding early elections.

The Supreme Court of Iraq sets a date to consider the appeal against the resignations of Al-Sadr's representatives from Parliament

Sep 4, 12:55 GMT

 

The media office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives said in a statement carried by the Iraqi News Agency, "conscious", that "during the meeting, the political situation in Iraq and its negative repercussions on the country was reviewed, and the need to adopt the language of constructive dialogue to overcome differences and reach solutions that are in the interest of the Iraqi people." and adopting constitutional and legal methods to overcome the repercussions of the current stage.

He added that "the parties stressed the importance of holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of all with an agreed government program, with an emphasis on the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date."

Last month, Iraq witnessed bloody clashes that killed more than 30 people, and a large number of injured, after supporters of the "Sadr movement" stormed a number of government headquarters in Baghdad, immediately after the movement's leader, Muqtada al-Sadr announced his retirement from political work.

Supporters of the Sadrist movement withdrew from the street, in compliance with the directives of the leader of the movement, who criticized what he described as the "revolution" and the violence that permeated the protests.

Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr's decision to retire from politics comes after months of struggle against the coordination framework "which includes Shiite parties and forces", in order to form a majority government, after the Sadrist movement won the majority in Parliament.

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Al-Maliki on “dissolving Parliament”: There is no need to talk about this issue

 2022-09-12 01:31

 

 

Shafaq News / The prominent leader in the Shiite coordination framework, head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, said on Sunday that there is no need yet to talk about dissolving Parliament.

Al-Maliki wrote, in a tweet to him on Twitter, that "the judiciary ruled that parliament cannot be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes to hold its sessions and form a new government with full powers."

He added that "the political forces expressed their supportive stance for the judiciary's decision, and announced their rejection of the dissolution of Parliament and the proposed early elections, and this means that there is no need yet to talk about this constitutionally and politically settled issue."

Al-Maliki called for "devote speech, efforts and proposals on how to activate parliament, and how to expedite the formation of a coalition government to achieve the best services and political and security stability."

 

This comes in the wake of the Federal Supreme Court’s announcement, rejecting the case for dissolving the Iraqi Council of Representatives, because the matter is not within its jurisdiction, but rather within the jurisdiction of the Council of Representatives itself or the presidents of the republic and government.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Sovereignty Alliance, the two poles of "Save the Homeland", which included the Sadrist bloc, stressed earlier today the importance of "holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of all." An agreed government program, emphasizing the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date.

The so-called "Minister Leader" Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, who is close to the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, had said earlier today, in a post on social media, "We are aware of the many pressures on our allies, but sacrifice in order to end the suffering of an entire people is also a matter." Mahmoud and required, as the people, not the current, are the ones who refuse to rotate faces and re-manufacture a corrupt government again,” noting that “the ball is in the allies’ court, not in the court of the Sadrist bloc.”

 

 

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Al-Abadi responds to Al-Maliki and warns against "breaking the will"

 

 2022-09-11 15:53

 

 

Shafaq News/ The leader in the coordination framework, the head of the victory coalition, Haider al-Abadi, responded on Sunday evening to the call of the head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, to "leave the issue of dissolving parliament."

Al-Maliki had called, earlier today, to leave the issue of dissolving parliament, and to devote efforts on how to activate it, and how to speed up the formation of a (coalition) government.

Al-Abadi wrote in a tweet posted on his personal account on Twitter, "Any path based on breaking the will will be a disaster for the people and the state."

The head of the victory coalition called for "a political agreement that leads to considering the current phase as transitional, beginning with the formation of a government and ending with the dissolution of parliament and early elections."

Al-Abadi concluded by saying, "The interests of the people and the stability of the state are higher and more valuable than any partisan or factional interest."

This comes in the wake of the Federal Supreme Court’s announcement, rejecting the case for dissolving the Iraqi Council of Representatives, because the matter is not within its jurisdiction, but rather within the jurisdiction of the Council of Representatives itself or the presidents of the republic and government.

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'Away from whims and moods'

His office: Al-Maliki presented a road map to end the country's stagnation constitutionally, legally and politically

09.12.2022 - 14:48

 

Baghdad - people  

On Monday, the office of the head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, provided a clarification about al-Maliki's latest tweet.  

  

 

  

The director of the office, Hisham Al-Rikabi, said in a blog post that "Nass" followed (September 12, 2022), "Al-Maliki raised in his last position on Twitter three points, the most important of which are:  

First: The judiciary has resolved the situation from a legal point of view, and pointed out that there is no legal text that allows the dissolution of the House of Representatives through the Federal Court.  

Second: All political forces stressed the need to follow the constitutional contexts to dissolve Parliament, as the position of the majority of forces was with the formation of a new government with full powers to be able to carry out its duties by holding early elections.  

Third: The last position represents a roadmap to end the state of stagnation in the country constitutionally, legally and politically, away from the whims and moods that seek to continue the blockage and keep the country in chaos and war.  

  

The head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, said on Sunday that there is no need to talk about dissolving parliament, anymore.  

  

Al-Maliki added in a blog post, which was followed by "Nass" (September 11, 2022), that "the judiciary's ruling that Parliament may not be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes its sessions and the formation of a new government with full powers."    

  

He continued, "The political forces also expressed their support for the judiciary's decision, and announced their refusal to dissolve parliament and the proposed early elections."    

  

He pointed out, "This means that there is no need yet to talk about this constitutionally, judicially and politically settled issue, and it must be left and devotion of speech, efforts and proposals on how to activate Parliament and how to speed up the formation of a coalition government to achieve the best services and political and security stability."    

  

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A leader in the movement responds to al-Maliki's tweet: As if it were part of the leaks, more like redundant letters

 

 2022-09-12 08:05

 

 

 

Shafaq News/ The leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah al-Saadi, on Monday, disdained the tweet published by the leader of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, about proceeding with the formation of the next federal government.

Al-Saadi, in a tweet on the social networking sites "Twitter", praised the tweets launched by the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, saying that "there are some tweets that fall and change governments that make the strongest surprises."

He added that "words that shake the thrones of tyrants are awaited by countries and organizations that are subject to a microscope of studies."

Al-Saadi also alluded to al-Maliki's tweet, and said that "there are some tweets as if they were part of the leaks written by the mentality of conspiracies," adding, "It is forbidden to say words to her, as they are like extra letters."

Al-Maliki said in a tweet he published, yesterday evening, Sunday, that there is no need yet to talk about the dissolution of Parliament.

Al-Maliki wrote, in a tweet to him on Twitter, that "the judiciary ruled that parliament cannot be dissolved, and this means that there are no early elections until after the parliament resumes to hold its sessions and form a new government with full powers."

He added that "the political forces expressed their supportive stance for the judiciary's decision, and announced their rejection of the dissolution of Parliament and the proposed early elections, and this means that there is no need yet to talk about this constitutionally and politically settled issue."

Al-Maliki called for "devote speech, efforts and proposals on how to activate parliament, and how to expedite the formation of a coalition government to achieve the best services and political and security stability."

This comes in the wake of the Federal Supreme Court’s announcement, rejecting the case for dissolving the Iraqi Council of Representatives, because the matter is not within its jurisdiction, but rather within the jurisdiction of the Council of Representatives itself or the presidents of the republic and government.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Sovereignty Alliance, the two poles of "Save the Homeland", which included the Sadrist bloc, stressed earlier today the importance of "holding early elections after preparing the legal requirements and their requirements in accordance with the constitutional mechanisms, preceded by the formation of a government that enjoys full authority and enjoys the confidence and reassurance of all." An agreed government program, emphasizing the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date.

The so-called "Minister Leader" Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, who is close to the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, had said earlier today, in a post on social media, "We are aware of the many pressures on our allies, but sacrifice in order to end the suffering of an entire people is also a matter." Mahmoud and required, as the people, not the current, are the ones who refuse to rotate faces and re-manufacture a corrupt government again,” noting that “the ball is in the allies’ court, not in the court of the Sadrist bloc.”