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    Al-Kazemi is the closest option to the Sadrist movement to rein in the armed groups

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    Al-Kazemi is the closest option to the Sadrist movement to rein in the armed groups Empty Al-Kazemi is the closest option to the Sadrist movement to rein in the armed groups

    Post by Rocky Fri 22 Oct 2021, 7:05 am

    Al-Kazemi is the closest option to the Sadrist movement to rein in the armed groups
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    American policy makers saw that an Iraqi government headed by Mustafa al-Kazemi, with the support of the leader of the Sadrist bloc Muqtada al-Sadr, would curb the influence of armed groups and competition in the country.
    In a report to the Financial Times, they expressed the belief that a government with a strong formation of the Sadrists might help counter the influence of other competing groups, and noted that Al-Sadr's victory enhances the chances of Al-Kazemi assuming a second term, especially with Al-Kazemi's distinguished performance, whether at the local or international levels.
     
    The Financial Times concluded that Iraq offers a lesson that elections alone do not guarantee the emergence of a full democracy, noting that the Iraqis are still waiting for the American promise to come true to them to take the fate of their country in their own hands.
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    Post by chouchou Fri 22 Oct 2021, 11:03 am

    Please let's keep Kazemi as PM as I believe Iraqis will be better off with him

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