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    Why did Washington welcome the arrival of Abdul Mahdi and Saleh to govern Iraq?

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    Post by Rocky Mon 08 Oct 2018, 11:41 am

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    Why did Washington welcome the arrival of Abdul Mahdi and Saleh to govern Iraq?
    The departure of President Barham Salih and Prime Minister-designate Adel Abdul-Mahdi from Tehran sends reassurances to Washington, noting that the selection of these two figures was acceptable to almost all major political players in the country.
    "Both the president-elect and the prime minister-designate have previously held high-level government positions, leading to expectations that the politicians they chose will receive their regular share of the money," British Middle East analyst Patrick Cockburn said in an article published on Saturday. Ministries, jobs and contracts. "
    He added that "the choice of the President and the Prime Minister shows that a change took place in two parties that were in power in Baghdad and the Kurdistan region. The Prime Minister-designate Adel Abdul-Mahdi is not from the Dawa Party, which has supported this position with three former heads of ministry. Of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, which governs the eastern side of the territory of the Kurdistan region. "
    "Both officials are far from Iran, and it is important that the United States hoped to see Abadi, who stood by him, remaining in his post as prime minister, who on one occasion expressed willingness to comply with US sanctions against Iran," he said.
    He pointed out that "all the former Iraqi governments were in one way or another fragile governments because of their ethnic and religious differences, but the new government appears to be an indicator of stability after decades of violence and division, and the political atmosphere now in Iraq is very different from what it was in 2014 when he took Haider Abadi The post of prime minister at a time when the army retreats in front of the march and called for the arrival of gunmen from the outskirts of the capital Baghdad. "
    "Although Da'ad's organization is still carrying out killings and intermittent bombings, it is by no means comparable to the large scale of these operations. Violence in Iraq is now at its lowest level since 2003," he said.
    "The pressure to reform the corrupt institutions of the state is more urgent now than ever before," he said. "Public resentment this summer is more evident through mass protests in Basra against power cuts and the lack of potable water, which has become polluted and caused thousands of Hospitals. "
    He concluded by saying that the reforms called for by Sadr's leader Moqtada al-Sadr, and given by Abdul Mahdi one year to carry out these reforms or face an "uprising", is a threat that carries more weight since the burning of government institutions and partisan offices in Basra, because these reforms will be difficult to accomplish, because The ruling class is not only plundering Iraq's oil revenues, but at least $ 4 billion is spent each month as salaries for nearly 4.5 million government employees, most of whom got the job because of their party or sectarian affiliations, he said.
    It is worth mentioning that the election of President Barham Saleh and the appointment of Adel Abdul Mahdi, the formation of the new government came after a long struggle lasted nearly five months since the announcement of the results of the elections held on 12 May last, where is currently Abdul Mahdi consultations with the blocs and political parties to form a cabinet cabaret.


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