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    The conflict rages on the sovereign ministries in Iraq .. A war of names and Sadr threatening

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    The conflict rages on the sovereign ministries in Iraq .. A war of names and Sadr threatening Empty The conflict rages on the sovereign ministries in Iraq .. A war of names and Sadr threatening

    Post by Rocky Sun Apr 26, 2020 3:51 am

    [size=39]The conflict rages on the sovereign ministries in Iraq .. A war of names and Sadr threatening
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    Sources close to the negotiating committee to form a new Iraqi government headed by Mustafa Al-Kazemi revealed that a delegation representing the Sadrist movement, Muqtada Al-Sadr, arrived from Al-Hanana area in Najaf to the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, on Friday evening, where he met the leader of the "Alliance of Fateh" Hadi al-Amiri, to inform him of new conditions For chest.
    According to the sources, the Al-Amiri delegation informed that Al-Sadr wanted the governor of Al-Zamili to take over the Interior Ministry, a deputy in the Iraqi parliament and a former member of the Mahdi Army militia, and stipulated that Al-Fateh abandon the ministry or bear the result of his followers taking to the streets and protest squares again.
    According to sources, who preferred not to be identified, the "State of Law" coalition, headed by former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, has put forward the names of the two candidates: Yasser Sakhil, Aqil al-Khazali and Samir Haddad.
    As for the "Al-Hikma" stream led by the head of the National Alliance, Ammar Al-Hakim, the Ministry of Oil and its candidate, Jabbar Al-Luaibi, took over after the "bilateral agreement" between Al-Luaibi and the "Godfather" of the "Al-Hikma" stream in the ministry, Haider Al-Halfi, according to the sources.  
    And the king's prime minister will have to inform Iraqi President Barham Saleh if the candidates to form the cabinet are not agreed, and an informed source confirmed that "Al-Kazemi's apology statement is ready, and it will be issued by his office when all options are exhausted with the political blocs."
    It is noteworthy that the Shiite political forces gave Al-Kazemi time to "replace" some of his cabinet names, while sources confirmed that the Iranian ambassador, Erg Masjedi, in Iraq, held several political meetings on Saturday with Shiite personalities and forces to support the Prime Minister-designate.
    Al-Kazemi has until the eighth of next month to present his cabinet cabinet to Parliament in order to gain confidence and succeed the government of the resigned Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi.
    At the same time, a source confirmed that Abdul-Mahdi "informed" the political blocs "his intention to declare a state of emergency in the coming days due to the political blockage in the country."
    On Thursday, the "Saeron" coalition led by Sadr criticized the names of the proposed cabinet, which Al-Kazemi presented and included the names of 17 proposed ministers, according to the official Iraqi News Agency.
    The agency quoted a statement from the deputy to the Alliance of Saeron Badr Al-Ziyadi, in which he said that "Al-Kazemi did not follow a clear mechanism in choosing the names nominated for the cabinet."
    And a leaked list that included a number of names proposed to take over the ministries failed to nominate any names for the ministries of Industry, Interior, Defense, Youth and Immigration, while the leaks indicated that the forces gathered at Al-Amri’s house in Baghdad on Wednesday agreed to check the proposed names and decide on them within a 48-hour period.
    The dissatisfaction of the Shiite blocs seemed evident from the beginning, especially in the absence of al-Maliki and Al-Sadr, at the session of Al-Kazimi's assignment to the position of prime minister, early April.
    There are reports indicating the dissatisfaction of the Al-Hikma Movement, the most prominent of Al-Kazemi’s supporters, regarding the progress of the process of forming the government, while the Shi’ite Fateh bloc, the most prominent political arm of the Iraqi militias, issued a statement accusing Al-Kazimi of forming a “quota government.”


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