Wednesday's newspapers are concerned with the preparations for the voting session for Al-Kazemi's bo

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Baghdad / Nina / Newspapers published today, Wednesday, the sixth of May, the preparations for the voting session on the booth of Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi.

Al-Zawraa newspaper, issued by the Press Syndicate, said that the Presidency of the Council of Representatives decided to hold a voting session on the ministerial curriculum and the government booth today, Wednesday evening in the Great Hall, where Parliament Speaker Mohammed Al-Halbousi called on the deputies to attend the session devoted to voting on the ministerial curriculum and the cabinet of the government of designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi At 9:00 p.m.

The newspaper pointed out that the House of Representatives raised the level of preparations for the holding of the voting session to give confidence to the Prime Minister-designate and the government curriculum and the new cabinet, as the great hall inside the Parliament building was prepared in preparation for the evening session scheduled today.

She added that this comes after a joint meeting late last night, the first Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi and Speaker of Parliament Muhammad Al-Halbousi discussed the ministerial curriculum and the voting session on the government cabinet. The Al-Fateh coalition continues its daily meetings in the house of its president Hadi Al-Amri, in the presence of representatives of the Shiite blocs To follow the developments of the list of candidates for the proposed cabinet cabinet for Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi, and to study the position of the State of Law coalition by refusing to vote on granting confidence to the government.

The newspaper quoted the representative of the coalition, Abdul Amir Taiban, as saying that "the Al-Fateh coalition will attend the parliament session and vote on who its representatives are convinced of the ministers who are able to manage the state." He called on Al-Kazemi to abide by his pledge to choose personalities for his government capable of assuming responsibility.

He added, “Meetings are continuing with Al-Kazemi to reach a consensual formula for resolving the cabinet,” noting that “there are candidates with corruption files, and many of them were changed in the new Al-Kazemi’s cabin,” stressing that the conquest gave Al-Kazemi the freedom to choose ministers, but the Sunnis and Kurds imposed on him certain ministers. .

On the other hand, the representative of the Shabak quota in the Al-Fateh coalition announced his rejection of the candidate for the immigration portfolio in the cabinet of Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi, due to her hostile stances and the Shabak in particular.

"We were surprised by the presence of the name Evan Faek among the names nominated for the cabinet booth," explained the MP from the coalition Hanin al-Qaddou, noting that "Evan, who lives in the Kurdistan region, has positions that are hostile to the presence of the crowd in the Nineveh Plain in particular and Nineveh in general."

He added, in a press statement, that “(the candidate) led some demonstrations in Erbil in front of the United Nations building with some agents linked to partition, separation agendas and implementation of Article 140 in Nineveh Governorate. To migrate to its hostile positions towards the crowd and in particular to the network.


For its part, Al-Sabah newspaper said that the Parliament will hold an exceptional session today, Wednesday, called by Parliament Speaker Mohamed Al-Halbousi for the purpose of voting on the ministerial makeup of Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi and his government program.

The newspaper added that, while some political forces announced a clear position in support and passage of the prospective government, lawmakers revealed continued differences over the ministries and personalities chosen by the taxpayer, likely that the final hours would resolve the government's fate.

The newspaper quoted the deputy from the al-Hikma stream Hassan, who supported it, saying that “the negotiations reached their conclusion to resolve the cabinet cabinet file. The session of granting confidence today will be with the arrival of all Kurdish representatives, and despite the opposition of some political blocs, only 18 ministries have been decided with the approval of all the remaining political blocs. The ministries "until yesterday evening Tuesday" will be resolved later before the session of granting confidence. "

He added that" the government was formed from independent ministers who were presented by the prime minister to the political blocs, and most of the candidates for ministerial portfolios were employees of those ministries, either as a deputy minister or a general manager. "

He emphasized that "the ministerial cabinet continued to observe the components as Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds, and there are no dialectical names for figures with political controversy; and some names may fall during the vote on the cabinet, which is the choice of members of the House of Representatives," noting that "the government formation was subject to the criteria of competence, integrity and professionalism, despite That is, we expect that there will be ministers that will not be voted on.

The newspaper indicated that the Shiite political position seemed divided, as usual, regarding whether or not to vote on the Al-Kazemi government.
”Al-Fateh’s deputy, Muhammad al-Baldawi, said:“ Until now ”yesterday evening Tuesday, there is no Final agreement on the Elka Ministerial evidence, and there is no final agreement between the political forces on whether or not to pass the government, as the dispute is based on some candidates for ministerial portfolios.

For his part, member of the State of Law coalition, Saad al-Muttalabi, affirmed the continuation of his coalition by refusing to support Al-Kazemi in the session of granting confidence.

Al-Muttalabi said: "The Designated Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, is facing a big and real problem in ending the differences over the names of the ministers."
In turn, said the representative of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Bashar al-Kiki: "The session to give confidence to the government will pass smoothly because there is a complete desire of political components to pass the government of Al-Kazemi."


Al-Zaman newspaper said that the parliament will hold this evening, Wednesday, the voting session for Al-Kazemi’s government.
She explained that the date was set after a meeting held the evening of the day before yesterday between Parliament Speaker Mohammed Al-Halbousi and Al-Kazemi, as it was decided to hold the session at nine in the evening after it was scheduled to be held yesterday evening Tuesday to give more time for the deputies of Kurdistan and the southern governorates to arrive in Baghdad.[/rtl]

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