The negotiations conducted by Adel Abdul Mahdi to form his government are classified

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The negotiations conducted by Adel Abdul Mahdi to form his government are classified
Independent) ... At a time when politicians continue intensive meetings two weeks before the expiration of the deadline for the formation of the next government, the United States announced its support for the efforts of Prime Minister-designate Adel Abdul-Mahdi, while political sources said that the negotiations conducted by Abdul-Mahdi to form a secret government for fear of it In the trap of leaks and the media war.
Deputy Secretary of State John Silvan during his meeting with Abdul Mahdi, "the support of the United States to Iraq and his next government," where Silvan is the first senior US official to meet Abdul Mahdi since his mandate to form the next government on the second of this month.
The meeting dealt with the formation of the government and the national program and its priorities, stressing the importance of supporting the next government, to provide what would contribute to the service of citizens and the advancement of all sectors in the country.
Political sources said that the negotiations conducted by Abdul Mahdi to form a government secret, fear of falling into the trap of leaks and media war, which may affect the efforts to form, before the end of time set for early next month.
She explained that several proposals are being circulated between Abdul Mahdi and the main political blocs, including replacing the positions of the security ministries by granting the defense portfolio to the Shiites and the Interior portfolio for the year.
A delegation from the Alliance of "Reform and Reconstruction" led by Ammar al-Hakim to the Kurdistan region, to discuss the participation of Kurds in the government, and open a new page of the relationship between Baghdad and Erbil, after the crisis of the referendum of the province and the subsequent security and economic measures opposite from the federal government.
A statement issued by the office of the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, that the latter met Hakim, who stressed the need to solve the problems between the parties.
The statement added that the delegation pointed out that the "Alliance for Reform and Reconstruction" announced earlier "to confirm the support of the three foundations, which Barzani considers the basis of the relationship between the region and Baghdad, which is in harmony, partnership and real balance.
"What concerns us is the just cause of our people and the violation of the legitimate rights of our people. This requires a clear mechanism and a commitment to true partnership, harmony and balance," Barzani said.
On the other hand, Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari arrived yesterday in the Syrian capital Damascus for a three-day official visit.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmad Mahjoub said in a statement that Jaafari "will meet during the visit (Syrian President Bashar) Assad, to discuss the security and political situation in the region, and the development of relations between the two countries."


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