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    "early clash" between Abdul Mahdi and parties and expectations of the "failure" of independents

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    [Asharq Al-Awsat] Adel Abdul-Mahdi finds himself in front of a task that may not be easy to form a new Iraqi government during the constitutional term that ends on November 2.
    While Abdul-Mahdi seeks to form a government of competencies not interested in the size of seats obtained by the parties in the House of Representatives, and exclude the current deputies to run for ministerial positions, some parties consider that this is not possible in the presence of benefits imposed by the results of the electoral process that took place In May.
    Abdul-Mahdi decided to move on to the formation of the government formation away from partisan pressures, according to former MP Furat Al-Sharaa, who confirmed, for the "new Arab", that Abdul Mahdi confirmed his desire to be a new government specialized and far from the hegemony of political blocs influential, Parties.
    He pointed out that the Prime Minister-designate has previous administrative experience, and believes in the idea of ​​administrative technocrats in running the affairs of the Iraqi state for the next stage, adding that it will embarrass the influential parties in the issue of its focus on independents and non-partisan competencies.
    He said that the trends of Abdul Mahdi represents an appropriate opportunity for the Iraqi political forces to prevail rational logic, stressing that the insistence of the parties to put their candidates to take ministerial positions will put the ball in the stadium, and bear any failure to affect the work of the new government.
    He pointed out that Adel Abdul-Mahdi insists on choosing the composition of the government himself, explaining that he wants to be all ministers from outside the House of Representatives.
    He pointed out that the deputies to retreat from their positions demanding ministerial positions, and only their legislative work, adding, "It is not necessarily that the deputy minister."
    However, this approach clashes with the wishes of a number of deputies who expected the government to fail if it relied on independents. The MP for the alliance, "Fatah", Hamid al-Musawi, "The independent ministers will fail in the management of their ministries," explaining that "some parties will fight them."
    He considered that "independent ministers will not have the ability to work, because of the absence of political blocs to provide support and attribution," saying in a press statement, "The democratic work in all countries of the year gives the parties the right to form governments, because the ministries will fail in case they are independent "He said.
    He pointed out that Adel Abdul-Mahdi stipulated on the political blocs how to form a new government, explaining that this will make him bear the consequences of the success or failure of his government.
    In the context, said MP from the Kurdistan Democratic Party Ashwaq dry that talk about the government competencies is good, but that does not mean acceptance of the exclusion of the winning parties in the elections, considering that the distribution of positions should be in accordance with electoral entitlements, and according to the number of seats obtained by each party.
    She pointed out that the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government and leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Nigirvan Barzani recently visited Baghdad, and discussed with political leaders there the issue of forming a new government, explaining that the party, which has the largest number of seats will get more positions.
    Politicians felt that the insistence of Abdul Mahdi on the minister of competence and experience, in exchange for the wishes of parties and adherence to positions may reach the stage of confrontation.
    The former deputy for the "coalition of state law," Jassim Mohammed Jaafar, the political blocs exert great pressure on Adel Abdul-Mahdi in order to appoint its affiliated figures in the government formation, likely to clash between the Prime Minister-designate and these blocks.
    He added that "Abdul-Mahdi called the blocks to name four figures for each ministry," explaining that the Prime Minister-designate has a program of seeking to reduce the number of ministries and government positions significantly.
    The pressure on Adel Abdul Mahdi comes despite the clear support he receives from important political blocs, most notably the alliance of "Sarun", which issued the results of the Iraqi legislative elections with 54 seats. A member of the alliance, "Sorrow," of the Sadrist movement, asked not to be identified, that the coalition provides full support to Adel Abdul Mahdi in his efforts to form a government.
    He said that the leader of the current Moqtada al-Sadr, in his last tirade, his support for the formation of a government of independent ministers, announcing the absence of any minister before him. "But the prime minister-designate is under pressure from some of the winning political forces in the elections to accept candidates for the ministries," adding that his alliance hopes that Abdul Mahdi to form his government of independent technocrats, away from partisan pressure, and during the constitutional period that Ending early next month.
    But this support may not be absolute, according to a member of the alliance, "Saroon", Ali Mahdi, who warned the Prime Minister-designate of the seriousness of repudiation of the implementation of the government program, explaining, in an interview quoted by local media, that his coalition will withdraw his support to Adel Abdul Mahdi, Experience of those who preceded him.
    Professor of Political Science at the University of Baghdad, Hassan al-Eidani, that the conflict seems clear between the desire of Abdul-Mahdi in the formation of a government of competencies and technocrats on the one hand, and the pressures of parties wishing to continue the hegemony of power on the other.
    He added that "this situation put the Prime Minister-designate in front of two options, either bitter, either continue to form a government of independent competencies, and bear the consequences of that before the parties, or bow to the wishes of the powerful blocs, and accept the passage of ministers, and in this case will not differ from the five governments that preceded" .
    It is noteworthy that the government, which assigned Adel Abdul Mahdi to form the sixth after the US occupation of Iraq in 2003. The first government, which was formed in 2004, headed by Iyad Allawi, was temporary. In 2005, Ibrahim al-Jaafari presided over the transitional government. After that, Nouri al-Maliki assumed the presidency of two consecutive governments from 2006 to 2014, to hand over the prime minister in 2014 to Haider al-Abadi, who is still leading a caretaker government that will complete its tasks fully with the declaration of Adel Abdul Mahdi. , And vote in the House of Representatives.



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