Najafi protesting against the 'missing text' in the final statement of the meeting of the three pres

Najafi protesting against the 'missing text' in the final statement of the meeting of the three presidencies

12-09-2013 | (Voice of Iraq)

Baghdad: Al-Sharq Al-Awsat

The Chairman of the Iraqi Parliament Osama Najafi, an additional reason for not attending the leader of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, a meeting of the three presidencies and the leaders of the political blocs on Monday evening when Tlvasih footage showed the final moments of the Iraqi leaders before the recitation of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's final statement.

Najafi, who leads the united bloc that fall under the Iraqi List, clearly expressed his displeasure to raise your text demands of the demonstrators, which was agreed upon between the leaders, although the main article in the meeting were the Syrian issue. According to the deliberations of the food that took place between Maliki and Najafi and Ibrahim al-Jaafari, head of the National Alliance Shiite, on the final statement, which was written according to the information traded handwriting Khalid Al-Attiyah, the head of the State of Law coalition led by Nuri al-Maliki, none of the three had not been briefed in advance on the copy The final, which made the Najafi and after we confirm the absence of the paragraph concerning the demands of demonstrators protested and asked al-Maliki and audibly saying: «Where paragraph protesters' demands that we agreed?», replied al-Maliki, who was surprised to intercept Najafi, saying: «sit down to discuss it with us and we add.

It seems that the statement, which was published in final form on the site Maliki met the request Najafi was included in the seventh paragraph of the statement, which stated that «the meeting stressed the need to respond with full force to combat terrorism, militias and sectarian practices and inventory of weapons, however, the state and take a positive attitude towards the demands of the political forces and demands legitimate demonstrators in all parts of Iraq, and the adoption of national balance security and hardware support in its plans to combat terrorism and armed groups, and the establishment of security and not to the intersection with the constitutional rights of citizens, and continue to support the national reconciliation project.

The leader of the Iraqi List, has left the eve of the meeting, accompanied by Ahmad Chalabi to Arbil to discuss with the President of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, after he expressed his dissatisfaction with the meeting presidencies and the leaders of the political blocs. Allawi but went far beyond that when he decided not to attend the national meeting scheduled for the end of this month to sign a code of honor, which was called for by the Vice-President of the Republic Khudair Alkhozai.

Commenting on the inclusion demands of the demonstrators in the text of the final statement of the meeting of the three presidencies and the leaders of the political blocs, said Sheikh Ghassan Ithawi, a member of the coordinating committees popular demonstrations western provinces, told «Middle East» that «demonstrations carried in order to achieve the demands of legitimate and well-known has not changed since then In addition to history that the public nature of the demonstrations remained peaceful. In turn, the Shamkhi Jaber, General Coordinator of the popular movement in Iraq that «What concerns us now is the draft law submitted to Parliament and we have a lot of notes it is that will determine the next step for the popular movement. He Jabr that «most of our observations relating to Articles 38 and 39 relate to double service pensions for members of parliament and local councils in addition to the so-called service jihadist that looks vaguely», pointing out that «there are institutions currently exist, such as the Martyrs Foundation and political prisoners dealt with such matters not We need to be included in the bill, added to the retirement of the three presidencies is not subject to a time limit.

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