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    So the Iraqis want the next prime minister

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    So the Iraqis want the next prime minister Empty So the Iraqis want the next prime minister

    Post by Rocky Sat 12 May 2018, 1:59 am

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    So the Iraqis want the next prime minister

    In the first parliamentary elections in Iraq after the defeat of the terrorist "Da'ash" organization, thousands of Iraqis went to the polling stations and appointed a prime minister to meet their ambitions.
    According to the Iraqi parliamentary system, the bloc that has the largest number of seats in the parliament is to choose the prime minister, how was the desire of Iraqis to the qualities of the next prime minister, after years of war and fierce differences and the "corruption" that often thinner the Iraqi street?
    "The next prime minister must have the characteristics of integrity, honesty and strength in order to build a capable state," Ahmed Karim told the Journal News.  
    Ali Ibrahim said that "the next prime minister must bring security and restore the original national brothers among the people of the country."
    Women also were keen to cast their votes in the parliamentary elections, including Sahar Abdullah, who said in an interview with the «Journal News», "We attach high hopes on the next prime minister," explaining that it must be "courageous and non-sectarian tendency."
    "The next prime minister should be able to deal with the problems as quickly as possible and completely neutral," Saad Kamel said, expressing "the replacement of the political performance of all the politicians over the past years."  
    More than 7,000 candidates in 18 provinces are running this year to win seats in the 329-seat parliament, while about 25 million Iraqis will vote.
    About one million security personnel from all walks of life rallied to protect the polling stations, which are due to close at 6 pm, while most of the streets leading to polling stations were closed.
    According to the constitution, a new government is expected to be announced within a maximum of 90 days after the election results are announced.
    The country's land borders and airspace were closed for 24 hours, starting from midnight on Friday, until midnight on Saturday. "
    On Saturday, millions of Iraqis will go to polling stations in Baghdad and all provinces to participate in parliamentary elections amid tight security.

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