The newspapers are following negotiations on the oil and foreign ministries ... and on the governmen

[rtl]Baghdad / Nina / Newspapers issued in Baghdad today, Sunday, the tenth of May, followed the negotiations of the political blocs with Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi on the oil and foreign portfolios ... and observations on the government program.

Al-Zawraa newspaper, published by the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, talked about the scenes of political bloc negotiations with Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi regarding the oil and foreign portfolios.

She pointed to the statement of the representative of the coalition bloc / State of Law / Katei Al-Rikabi: "The principle of quotas was clear, whether at the level of entities or existing blocs."

He added: "Some blocs disassociate themselves and say that they left the option for the prime minister to choose his cabinet, but in reality there was tightening, besieging, and intense pressure on the prime minister, and thus resulted in a quota government, as well as a defective government."

Al-Rikabi pointed out: "The reason for the postponement of the oil and foreign bags is due to the difference over the candidates of these two bags."

However, the representative of the Al-Hikma / Hassan Faddem bloc, denied his bloc's claim to the Ministry of Oil in the Al-Kazemi government.

And he supported, according to Al-Zawra, "The mass of wisdom did not nominate any minister and did not demand any ministry, whether oil or other, and everything said about that is a shame for health."

The newspaper / Al-Sabah, published by the Iraqi Media Network, followed up on the situation regarding the government program and its observations.

In this regard, she mentioned the statement of the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Hassan Al-Kaabi:

Al-Kaabi added, according to the newspaper: "There are many economic, security and health challenges before the new government, represented by the global economic crisis, low oil prices and the security challenge in pursuit and elimination of ISIS terrorist gangs, as well as the health challenge of the Corona pandemic and its repercussions, and dealing and dealing with files Others, such as balance and keeping Iraq away from international and regional conflicts and implementing the demands of the demonstrators. "

He continued: "

But a member of the State of Law coalition, Kati al-Rikabi, has a number of observations on the government program presented by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi.

Al-Rikabi said, according to / Al-Sabah: "It is very difficult to implement the provisions of the government program, which did not address important issues, most notably setting a date for early elections, or the martyrs and their families, as well as the unemployed and the development of plans and programs to employ them."

He added: "The program does not match the current situation in the country, as if it were a government that is more than four years old, despite the fact that the government is about one year old."

On another matter, Al-Zaman newspaper continued to call for the re-imposition of a comprehensive curfew after the increase in the number of HIV infections.

The newspaper said: "Corona infection rate increases despite the preventive restrictions imposed by the government crisis cell, since the emergence of infection in the country, where the parliament called the parliament crisis to re-impose a comprehensive curfew for a period of 14 days."

It quoted the cell’s decision, Jawad Al-Musawi, as saying: “We must return to the complete curfew for a period of 14 days during the last ten days of Ramadan and the days of Eid Al-Fitr, before completing the distribution of the financial emergency grant between its beneficiaries.”

Al-Musawi added: "This was due to the lack of adherence to the instructions for health protection and health bans, and the increase in the proportions and numbers of contacts and intense mixing between people."

With the Director General of Baghdad Health, Rusafa Abdul-Ghani Saadoun Al-Saadi, according to "Al-Zaman": "The department was very close to the victory, but the health staff efforts were wasted and returned to the defense stage."

He added: "We regret the lack of respect for the decision to lift the partial ban and act negatively towards it and the abandonment of a number of citizens to the methods of health protection. So many visits, mixing and opening many cafes and gatherings in the streets, the number of injuries increased and anxiety returned to us and wasted the efforts of health staff and we returned again to the method of defense, After we entered an advanced stage of the plan to attack the virus. " / is over[/rtl]

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