The Commission approves 27 electoral alliances with 143 parties

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The Commission approves 27 electoral alliances with 143 parties

by Rocky Wed 17 Jan 2018, 2:28 am

The Commission approves 27 electoral alliances with 143 parties

17/1/2018 12:00 am

[rtl]Amiri: withdrawal of the {conquest} of {victory} for technical reasons and ready for the coalition after the elections
Baghdad / morning

While the Independent Electoral Commission announced on Tuesday the ratification of 27 electoral alliances involving 143 political parties will participate in the elections scheduled for 12 May next, cut the head of the alliance, "Fatah" Hadi al-Ameri, the road to the analysis and the news that accompanied the withdrawal of his coalition of the coalition, "victory" led by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, where he stressed that the withdrawal was for "technical reasons" and that in the "conquest" are ready to alliance with "victory" after the elections, at a time determined by the National Accord Party led by Vice President Iyad Allawi, "one condition" to join the coalition Abadi, while The State of Qatar Coalition commented N, led by Vice President Nuri al-Maliki on the possibility of an alliance with Mr. Moqtada al-Sadr.
The head of the electoral administration in the Independent Electoral Commission for Elections Riad Badran said in a statement received by "morning": "The number of electoral alliances ratified by (27) an electoral alliance," pointing out that "the number of parties included in those alliances reached (143) political parties" .
Al-Badran added that "the parties that did not enter the electoral alliances can participate in the elections individually." He called on the political parties and coalitions to "submit lists of candidates to the Commission within the specified period that began on the fourth of January and ends on the tenth of next February."
According to documents obtained by "morning"

Al
-Amri said that the withdrawal of his alliance from the coalition of "victory" led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi, came for technical reasons.
According to a document obtained by the "morning", Amiri explained that "the withdrawal of the alliance (conquest) of the coalition (victory) came for technical reasons, not as rumored in the media and promoted by trolls turbid water that he came to differences with Prime Minister Haider Abadi, For the next prime minister. "
Al-Amiri added that "the historical ambiguity; Abadi, did not discuss this issue at all during the negotiations, not soon or from afar, and will remain in our relationship brotherhood sincere," noting that "their alliance (Al-Fatah) is ready to alliance with Abadi after the elections, That "the call of Sadr and Maliki and the wise of this alliance was in agreement with the Prime Minister, and it is rumored that the alliance (conquest) stipulated the Prime Minister not to participate Sadr and Hakim alliance in this alliance are only lies have no basis
of health.
He concluded by saying: "We are moving in our project change in the service of this people with open hearts and hands extended to all the faithful involved in building the nation."
Between Maliki and Allawi
On the other hand, commented Hisham Rikabi Director of the Information Office to the head of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki on the possibility of an alliance with Mr. Moqtada al-Sadr, saying: "Our electoral alliances are clear and the basic condition of the coalition is to agree with the project of al-Maliki represented by the political majority," stressing that " The project will be our ally and partner, "and between Rkabi," The current political map is still unclear and alliances are unstable, "pointing out that" the most important alliances will be after the elections. "
"There are important political forces that have continued with us in the last few days for the purpose of electoral alliances," said Zia al-Mu'ini, secretary of the National Accord Party, led by Iyad Allawi. "His party is open to all without exception. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, explained that "the party has already stipulated the departure of Prime Minister Haider Abadi from the Dawa Party of the alliance with him," noting that "Abadi exit from the invitation will come closer with him, as well as the contribution of that step to correct the course of political action as he put it, . Electoral alliances

The leader of the Islamic Dawa Party, Jassem Muhammad Jaafar, said in a statement that "the withdrawal of the Al-Fateh alliance led by the Secretary-General of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri, "Al-Bayati said that" the leadership of the (Al-Nasr) coalition, the Movement for Change and the Islamic Group and the Alliance for Justice and Democracy, led by Barham Saleh, to join him for an electoral alliance With him, "noting that" the negotiations reached a bitter The final solution on the alliance with the Kurdish parties. "MP Abbas al-Bayati, confirmed that the alliances have not taken their final form so far, pointing out that it is now" amid the sand moving, "Al-Bayati said in a press statement followed by" morning ":" The alliance of (victory) led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi, is the largest alliances so far, "and also saw that the final form of alliances will be clear" this weekend, "and then can" distinguish the largest alliance and other new alliances, and will earn the largest number of parliamentary seats "A statement issued by the Office of Vice President Osama Najafi for the formation of an electoral list called (Iraqi decision coalition), the coalition includes 11 parties, including a party of Iraq united for Osama Najafi, the Arab project for Khamis Khanjar, the national future of Salman Jumaili, Talal Al-Zobaie, Al-Haq Party for Ahmed Al-Mas Ri.

Kurdish vision
In the Kurdish scene, the PUK bloc, welcomed any Arab bloc "close to the approach of the Union" to form an electoral alliance, said the head of the bloc Ares Abdullah in an interview: "The dialogues and discussions on the formation of new alliances are still ongoing and may lead in Some of them to the descent of political forces to the electoral arena individually, "noting that" the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan is looking for the formation of strong alliances include all the spectrum of the Iraqi people from north to south, but until now we have not received any initiative from a political party to share this matter. "[/rtl]

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