Coordinating: The Saturday scenario will be repeated on Wednesday

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[size=52]Coordinating: The Saturday scenario will be repeated on Wednesday[/size]

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 Baghdad: Shaima Rashid and Muhannad Abdul Wahhab

The clouds of closure and obstruction returned once again to cloud the atmosphere of the Iraqi scene in the wake of the failure that accompanied the convening of the parliamentary session yesterday, Saturday, and the leaders of the coordination framework confirmed that the Saturday scenario will be repeated in the session next Wednesday set for the election of the President of the Republic, but the framework confirmed that the bloc of representatives boycotting the session will increase In the event that the other party insists not to dialogue and agree on sound outcomes for forming a government and other benefits, and in return, the tripartite alliance announced that there is no return to consensus and that it will resolve matters in the upcoming Wednesday session.
A member of the coordination framework, Aref Al-Hamami, said in an interview: “So far, there have been no understandings and no resolution of matters. Therefore, the coordinating framework adheres to its position and will not attend the parliament session next Wednesday,” expressing his hope that “there will be an understanding before the session.”
He added, "If there are understandings, surely there will be a change in the situation," noting that "the number of deputies who boycotted the session to choose the president of the republic amounted to 126 deputies, according to the signatures we collected, in addition to deputies who did not attend the session and did not sign," expecting that "the number of boycotters will reach more than out of 137 deputies, and in this case, the blocking third is still in place.”
Al-Hamami denied that “there will be withdrawals from their side, but from the second party to the framework, and what is rumored about a solution to Parliament in the absence of a session to elect the President of the Republic is not true, but there are parties who took this issue as a pretext to intimidate some independents to change their position.” “Parliament will continue in its regular sessions until an agreement is reached on choosing the president of the republic.”
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