Saudi - Iranian settlements to change the map of the political process in Iraq

Saudi - Iranian settlements to change the map of the political process in Iraq



In light of the political and economic crises that Iraq is going through, some blocs have come up with compromises in the hope that they will be a gateway to ending the conflicts and reaching Iraq to safety. However, the continuous visits by the political leaders to the regional countries and the discussion of the settlements may give an indication that there is clear intervention To the countries of the region, including the Gulf, Iran and Turkey in the nature of the Iraqi settlements.

"The current political process in Iraq does not tolerate the existence of settlements prepared and planned by regional countries, although they are in the public interest of Iraq and neighboring countries," said the leader of the coalition of state law Ali al-Alaq.

He added that "the news that there was an agreed settlement by Prime Minister Haider Abadi with the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr with Saudi Arabia completely naked and a fantasy."

The decision of the former parliament Mohammed Khalidi, that the differences witnessed by the parliamentary blocs have greatly affected the process of political process, and opened the door to external interventions in Iraqi affairs.

"There are supporters of the Iranian project as well as those who support the Saudi project," Khalidi told the Journal News. "This gives an indication that there are compromises sponsored by regional countries.

As for the researcher in the Iraqi affairs, confident Hashemi, stressed in a statement to «Journal News», that "Iraq needs a settlement can not be achieved internally in light of the adherence of the political blocs to their foreign policy."

He added that "Saudi Arabia is pressing the politicians of the Sunni component to ease the severity of their demands, at the same time, Saudi Arabia is afraid of problems coming to its territory, including elements urging the fleeing from Iraq and escalation with Qatar and the field problems with Yemen."

He pointed out that "the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr stressed during his recent visit to Riyadh to change the nature of its relationship with Iraq and correct the mistakes of the previous administration in dealing with the Iraqi scene and the same applies to Iran and Turkey."

The deputy of the Nineveh province Abdul Rahman al-Loizi, the emergence of two projects for the national settlement in the coming period, pointing out that one of them a Shiite axis is the leader of the Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim and other Sunni parties with the support of a Turkish country, while offset by the axis of the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr will include the remaining Sunnis and support A Saudi-Emiri, while referring to the possibility of joining the Prime Minister Haider Abadi.



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