Who will succeed Abadi in the next government?

Who will succeed Abadi in the next government?



BAGHDAD -
The Iraqi political process is witnessing more complications as the next elections approach, where speculation began about the personality that will succeed the current Prime Minister Haider Abadi in the next government.

Observers believe that Prime Minister Haider Abadi achieved significant gains after the great military achievements and the openness of Iraq to Arab and regional countries and the reduction of differences may be inspired by international support to renew his mandate again.

MP for the State of Law Ahmed Salal, stressed that the fog prevails political scene in terms of choosing the personality of the Prime Minister in the next government, as it is difficult to predict in light of the survival of the mass of advocacy coherent.

"The new political alliances continue but so far there is no clear compass for a mechanism that paves the way for a certain figure to assume the presidency of the next government, especially that the coalition of state law is still coherent all its members in addition to the assertions that indicate the entry of al-Maliki and Abadi list one in Next elections ".

"The coalition of the rule of law may not remain coherent after the upcoming elections because the Prime Minister Haider Abadi achieved significant political gains to enable him to enter the elections a separate list gives him the advantage of obtaining seats, especially with the victories achieved Under his leadership in Mosul and other areas. "

He added that "Abadi may compete with the rule of law after the next election to obtain the seat of prime minister as a second term," stressing that "Iraqi Vice President Nuri al-Maliki still has a large grassroots, especially as it is close to the factions of the popular crowd," noting that " In dealing with the contradictions in the political scene and obtain a regional position supporting him, especially the Gulf countries, which began to open the level of relations with Iraq.

According to informed sources, al-Maliki is seeking to "lead a broad coalition, whose task is to create a new prime minister and tends to nominate the current Labor Minister Mohammed Shi'a al-Sudani or former leader of the Supreme Council Adel Abdul Mahdi."

The sources confirmed the Sadrist movement, the desire of the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr to participate in the list of «cross-sects», has stated on more than one occasion on Sadr's reluctance alliance with Iyad Allawi and the «wisdom stream» led by Ammar al-Hakim.

But a source from the civil movement said that the primary work of most of the political forces, especially Moqtada al-Sadr, who has good relations with the civil stream, is "to get a large percentage of seats in the next elections to bring about the required change."

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