Winners continue their consultations to crystallize the features of the largest bloc

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Winners continue their consultations to crystallize the features of the largest bloc

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Winners continue their consultations to crystallize the features of the largest bloc

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[rtl]A consensus on the national option away from quotas and sectarianism
Baghdad / Shaima Rashid / Omar Abdul Latif / Muhannad Abdul Wahab

While political sources pointed out that the leaders of the entities and parties winning the election seeks to start the establishment of a national government away from the quotas and sectarianism, new deputies stressed that the new alliances must be within the limits of national, while the bloc confirmed the existence of agreements with blocs won the last election to form The largest parliamentary bloc.
This comes at a time hinted at the block solution to resolve about 90 percent of the issue of choosing the next speaker of the House of Representatives in its favor. He said the leader of the Alliance (Sarun) Rahif al-Issawi, for {morning}: The {negotiations are still continuing with the political blocs to reach a consensus believes in the formation of the largest parliamentary bloc}.
The President of the Republic
and the post of President of the Republic, said the leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Khalid Shuani, in a press statement: «There is no dispute in the sense of disagreement with the Kurdistan Democratic, although the position is of our share as a Kurdistan National Union».
"Discussions with the political parties in Baghdad, too, are still in their infancy and things are not yet clear in the form in which positions can be determined on one or the other," said Shwani, a member of the union's negotiating partner in Baghdad.
For his part, the official of the fifth branch of the Democratic Party and a member of the negotiating delegation to Baghdad, Xuan Mohamed Taha that «the subject of the presidency may not be a big point of disagreement because this is related to the second phase of negotiations after the dissolution of the Prime Minister, although it is a share of the Shiites, Compromises and discussions strenuous until we get to the largest bloc that nominates the Prime Minister ».
He added that «the positions of the President of the Republic and the parliament are subject to bilateral talks between the Sunnis and Kurds, which has not yet begun, although the Kurds are holding the post of President of the Republic».
And on the results of the visit of Kurdish delegations to Baghdad, the MP from the Kurdistan Democratic Party bloc Majid Shankali, in a press statement, "the meeting of Kurdish delegations with most of the political blocs in Baghdad, meaning there is no reservation or red lines on a specific character or block," indicating That «the standard work of Kurdish delegations in their relationship with the rest of the political parties is the extent of application of the Constitution and the formation of the Council of the Union and the implementation of Article 140».
Shankali added that «all the meetings that are happening now are preliminary meetings and did not reach the stage of maturity fully to form alliances», pointing out that «the purpose of (meetings) feel the pulse and meet all parties to know their attitudes and vision of the form of the next government».
It is noteworthy that the delegations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan visited the capital Baghdad during the past few days and met a number of political leaders. President of the next parliament

For his part, between the Secretary-General bloc solution Mohammed Karbouli that «there is consensus of the majority of the blocks to give the bloc the post of Speaker of the House of Representatives next».
The Karbouli, for «morning», that «the bloc nominated the current governor of Anbar, Mohammed al-Halbusi for this post and waiting to submit after the formation of the largest bloc». To this, the President of the Democratic Civil Alliance, Dr. Ali Rafi, that «the coalition will approach the blocks that have a program close to our program». Al-Rafi'i told al-Sabah that "the coalition has a great disagreement with some parties on some issues, especially sectarianism, such as amending the personal status law and restricting freedoms." He added that "there is no confirmation so far that the alliance with the coalition will be, A democratic national government and its goal of social justice away from the foundations of quotas ».
Transient Government
In the efforts to form the largest bloc, the member of the House of Representatives, Majid al-Gharawi, that «a coalition of others seeking to form a national government representative of all segments of the Iraqi people, regardless of political differences and focused on the professional and service», noting that « The criterion and the proposal will have a role in contributing with the coalition will continue to form the next government as the winning list ».
Al-Gharawi told Al-Sabah: "There is no doubt that there are discussions and meetings between the winning blocs that seek to present their political and government project, but the national standard remains the most important in discussions and meetings with a coalition of others."
He added that «the coalition will not have any red lines with the parliamentary blocs winning», indicating that «the coalition pass the view that the next government will be a government of parents and services for all the people of Iraq and therefore there is no hegemony and Ray by the imposition of figures flabby non-competent or party that we saw because of the system Quotations during previous periods ».
"The principle of quotas is rejected by the rest of the coalitions and this is what we have seen in the coalition victory through the proposals of Prime Minister Haider Abadi, which is consistent with the criteria adopted by the coalition will pass.
For his part, said member of the House of Representatives Amer al-Fayez that «the opening bloc with any political bloc meets with the same goal in the formation of the next government beyond the quota and sectarianism and otherwise do not meet any bloc calling for quotas or ethnic». Al-Fayez told Al-Sabah: "There are speeches by the bloc of Fatah with all the blocs, especially that all the blocs are open with each other today and the political movement on the most important to exchange views." He pointed out that "there is nothing official about the formation of the next government or the formation of the largest bloc . He added that «the Fatah coalition has channels of communication with the rest of the winning blocs, the coalition of victory and wisdom and the rule of law and the Kurdistan Democratic Party, even with the mass change, but these dialogues did not rise to the level of agreement», stressing that «the coalition of the goal of forming a national government away from sectarianism and ethnicity». Political consensus

In turn, the member of the House of Representatives, Bahaa Jamal al-Din, that the formation of the new government is not limited to the largest bloc, noting that the consensus will have a role in the formation of the government.
Jamal al-Din said in a press statement: «Alliances are available to all blocs winning the election, but the subject is still at the beginning».
He added that «the formation of the government is not limited to the largest bloc and history is the best evidence of that, where there are issues away from the largest bloc, and the consensus is to lead to the largest bloc that will form the government».
"The elections are fraught with doubts, especially after the recent accusations against the Electoral Commission," he said. "The decision to form a government is an Iraqi decision away from any interference and external pressure to form these alliances that will result in the new government."
On the other hand, the head of the Dawa Party «Organization of the Interior», Abdul Karim al-Enezi, said that the political forces will need some time to discuss the subject of the political program. Al-Anzi said in a press statement: "The political forces need some time to discuss the subject of the political program, it has several aspirations for the next stage, and is intended to access a joint program to delve into the details." He pointed out that «the political program will take time and is not expected to handle issues quickly "Stressing that« there is a political movement began to bring the views and stand on a common ground, and then proceed in the selection of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet and this is also not easy. He added that "talking about the people at the political forces is the first, but the political program is offered to gain time. Fighting corruption and unemployment and choosing the most efficient is a common subject, but there are issues that are the source of the dispute." New MPs[/rtl]

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