Abdul Mahdi's office negotiates the blocks to accept his candidates for 6 special grades

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[size=52]Abdul Mahdi's office negotiates the blocks to accept his candidates for 6 special grades[/size]

[size=45]Baghdad / Mohammed Sabah
[size=45]The Office of the Prime Minister leads an intensive movement with the heads of the parliamentary blocs to persuade them to include the names of candidates for the special grades[/size]
[size=45]Which was sent by Adel Abdul Mahdi at the end of last June on the agenda of Tuesday to vote.[/size]
[size=45]"The negotiations between the Office of the Prime Minister and the heads of blocs to pass the names of six candidates to fill some positions and special positions in the meeting tomorrow," said the member of the Islamic Supreme Council Ahmed Abdul-Jabbar said that "there are blocs wanting positions within these grades So you put obstacles. The Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, had previously appointed the leader of the Supreme Council Mohammed Abdul Rida al-Hashemi, aka Abu Jihad al-Hashemi, the functions of the post of director of the Prime Minister's Office, which is negotiating with the blocks at the moment to resolve the file of special grades and completion of government cab .[/size]
[size=45]The Prime Minister sent a list of nominations to the House of Representatives, including Ali Abdul Amir Allawi as a candidate for the Governor of the Central Bank, Salah Nuri Khalaf to the Chief of the Financial Supervisory Board, Mohammed Abdul Hadi Mohammad Taqi al-Hakim as adviser to the Prime Minister, Fayadh Hassan Nima as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil, An Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil and Adel Karim Kak Ahmed as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry.[/size]
[size=45]The parliamentary blocs have reserved to pass the list sent by Adel Abdul-Mahdi to some candidates for special grades, arguing that the age of many candidates sent by the government (not special grades) exceeded seventy years.[/size]
[size=45]The MP Abdul-Jabbar that "there is another problem facing the passing of special grades is the submission of parliamentary blocs figures are not qualified and do not have experience to manage some sites, while some of the candidates nominated figures covered by the procedures of accountability and justice."[/size]
[size=45]The member of the General Assembly of the Supreme Council: "there is a real intention of the government of Abdul-Mahdi to resolve this file as soon as possible," pointing out that "the subject depends on reaching consensus between the blocks and the Office of the Prime Minister to pass these names in the last parliament session." He believes that "it is necessary to resolve the file of special grades and positions and sites managed by the proxy that we inherited from previous governments."[/size]
[size=45]He adds that "there are important sites should be limited to the selection of candidates to the Prime Minister Adel Mahdi, such as the Integrity Commission and the Office of Financial Supervision and the Governor of the Central Bank away from quotas and the impact of the blocks and political parties."[/size]
[size=45]On June 17, 2019, Al-Mada revealed the termination of the negotiating committees set up by the Prime Minister earlier in the year, naming (150) new general managers and ten independent bodies.[/size]
[size=45]The Constitution requires in Article (61) V / B - C vote of the House of Representatives on ambassadors and holders of special grades and the Chief of Staff and his assistants, and those in the post of division commander and above, on the proposal of the Council of Ministers.[/size]
[size=45]For his part, confirms the alliance that the parliamentary blocs are continuing with the Office of the Prime Minister to agree on the presentation of the names of candidates for special grades in the last session of the current legislative term, stressing that "was not part of this mobility."[/size]
[size=45]The Presidency of the House of Representatives decided in July to extend the work of the last legislative term for a full month in order to complete the important laws that contribute to enhancing the reality of citizens and vote on a part of the candidates for special grades. The MP for the alliance of the other Mdr Salman in a statement to (range): "There are political consensus on the passage of part of the names of candidates to fill some positions and private sites and display in the meeting tomorrow, Tuesday," pointing out that "the Alliance Suron was not part of these consensus between The government and the blocs did not enter it. "[/size]
[size=45]The law of the general budget has obliged the government in Article (58) to terminate the file agencies before the first of July, before the Parliament to amend this article to allow the transfer of the work of positions managed by the agencies until next October. Salman added that "the Office of the Prime Minister to submit the curricula vitae of the six candidates to the heads of parliamentary blocs," pointing out that "the subject is under deliberation between all parties, except for the coalition are going through repeated meetings."[/size]
[size=45]And stresses that "the parliamentary blocs are still adhering to their options is to claim positions and positions," ruling out "the passage of names nominated by the Prime Minister in the last parliament session."[/size]


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The Office of the Prime Minister leads an intensive movement with the heads of the parliamentary blocs to persuade them to include the names of candidates for the special grades Which was sent by Adel Abdul Mahdi at the end of last June on the agenda of Tuesday to vote. ... including Ali Abdul Amir Allawi as a candidate for the Governor of the Central Bank

Thanks Ward, we were looking for that. So what's your take on what's next?

If this gets done, the next step for us is rolling out the LD's period...

Amen

Even the IMF points out the big issue is the (AML/CFT) and everyone ought to understand this as ending the currency auctions since we already have it in print that  Iran and Syria [primarily Iran] are circumventing sanctions via Iraq's auctions and this must stop. When it stops Iran's finances dry's up and we win. 




In the financial sector, a robust plan to restructure the large public banks coupled with enhanced supervision is essential to secure financial stability and will help promote financial development and inclusion. Strengthening anti-money laundering and countering financing terrorism (AML/CFT) controls and oversight will help prevent Iraq’s financial sector from being misused for the laundering of criminal proceeds and terrorist financing. 

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Thanks everyone, we are ALMOST THERE

Come on Tuesday.

Didn't happen Tues., it is 3:34 a.m. or so in Iraq - no change on the CBI - the World Clock - https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ - is great for checking what time it is anywhere in the world.

Praying for Wed. end of July or Thurs. 1st of August.