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    Progress" .. an alliance of six parties in Dhi Qar against corruption and quotas

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    Progress" .. an alliance of six parties in Dhi Qar against corruption and quotas Empty Progress" .. an alliance of six parties in Dhi Qar against corruption and quotas

    Post by Rocky Mon 27 Nov 2017, 1:53 am

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    "Progress" .. an alliance of six parties in Dhi Qar against corruption and quotas


    Dhi Qar / Hussein Al-Amel 

    The Coalition of Democratic Forces and the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress) announced in Dhi Qar the emergence of the Alliance of Democratic Forces and the start of its work in the province, while confirming that the coalition includes 6 political parties working in the province of Dhi Qar, expected that the coalition will achieve an increase in the number of civilian powers seats in parliamentary elections And provincial councils.
    A member of the Preparatory Committee for the Conference of the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress), Shahid Ahmed Hassan, the majority of the "range", "The democratic and civil forces declare the emergence of the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress) in the province of Dhi Qar," noting that "the coalition includes 6 political parties In the province of Dhi Qar, an extension of the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces, which consists of 17 parties and the movement of civil and democratic in the capital Baghdad at the end of October last. 
    "The alliance in Dhi Qar includes the Iraqi Communist Party, the Mesopotamian People's Choice Movement, the Social Democratic Party, the Iraqi Umma Party, the Republican Rally Party and the Harak Party," he said. 
    He pointed out that "the doors of the coalition are open to all other civil and democratic forces as well as to the national, social and political figures who wish to work for the establishment of a civil state," likely "
    "The emergence of the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress) is a victory for the civil forces in Iraq as it united the efforts of these parties and movements for the establishment of a civil state," he said. 
    Pointing out that "the Iraqi provinces will witness during the next few days the launch of similar conferences of the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress)." 
    He noted that "the coalition of democratic and civil forces in Baghdad and the provinces formed a joint leadership and coordination committees for joint action." 
    "The civil forces fought the previous elections, which are not combined and achieved some seats, and the next elections will be unified and will certainly achieve more seats in the parliament and provincial councils," he said.
    On the future programs adopted by the Alliance of Democratic and Civil Forces (Progress), Al-Ghalbi said that "the alliance adopts an integrated vision of the future reform and save the country from the deterioration." 
    He stressed "adopting programs for economic, political and social reform and special programs to activate the role of youth and women in society as well as programs of administrative reform, fighting corruption, eliminating partisan quotas and distancing Iraq from regional conflicts and not using its territory as a clearing ground between rival regional states." 
    He stressed that "the respect of thought and other opinion and the beliefs of all Iraqis and the status of the right man in the right place," noting that "the coalition is about to put forward the future program to the public to see it and open debate on it."
    "The Alliance of Democratic Forces came to be a political alternative to save the country from the deteriorating situation left by the parties of political quotas," says the Iraqi Umma Party in the Alliance of Civil Democratic Forces, Khalid Thamer al-Nasseri. 
    "It is necessary to leave the stage of sectarian segregation and partisan quotas, which have made the cities of Iraq a scene of terrorism and sectarian fighting for 14 years." 
    Naciri stressed the importance of achieving the aspirations of Iraqis in a dignified life where security, safety, employment opportunities and good living are possible through the adoption of economic, political, health, educational and cultural programs.

    On October 28, 2017, the Preparatory Committee for the Alliance of Civil Democratic Forces (ACAD) Conference announced the emergence of the Alliance in Baghdad during a conference that bore the slogan "Democracy and Civil Security for the Future of Iraq". A broader civil and trans-sectarian alliance. 
    The coalition of civil democratic forces (Progress) includes the Iraqi Communist Party / Social Democratic Movement / Iraqi Umma Party / People's Party and Reform / Beth Nahrin Party / Arab Democratic Rally / Warka List / First National Democratic Party / Rally for Democracy / Iraqi Democratic Forum / Coordination of the Popular Protest Movement / Assyrian National Party / National Figures.



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