Citizen: the National Alliance will choose its candidate for prime minister before the hearing next

Citizen: the National Alliance will choose its candidate for prime minister before the hearing next Tuesday
Editor Ali Jassim - Friday 1 August 2014 13:59
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
revealed a mass citizen, said Friday that the National Alliance will hold a meeting before the parliamentary session next Tuesday to choose a candidate for prime minister, as shown that there are a number of candidates to fill the position, confirmed that the meetings are still going on between the components of the alliance to choose one of the candidates. said MP from the bloc citizen, Habib Terminal in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "The National Alliance will hold a meeting before the parliamentary session next Tuesday to choose a candidate for prime minister." He Terminal that "there are a number of candidates to fill the position, but he is no agreement on a candidate particular, "pointing out that" dialogues and meetings are still going on between the components of the National Alliance for the selection of one of their candidates. " The leader of the Islamic Supreme Council of Mohammed al-Masoudi warned, on Thursday (July 31, 2014), of "civil war" as a result cling to power, as he emphasized that the issue of Fallujah need for a political solution and not Balaskar and security forces. while MP from the state law, Haitham al-Jubouri, on Thursday (July 31, 2014), a waiver of his coalition as prime minister as a "betrayal" of the Secretariat being the largest bloc, with reiterated that the only candidate for the position is Nouri al-Maliki. was MP for the Liberal bloc Riad al-Saadi said, in Wednesday (July 30, 2014), that the National Alliance has five candidates for the post of prime minister, including al-Jaafari and al-Shahristani, while noting that Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, to withdraw his candidacy for the job because of political pressure. considered religious authority, Mr. Mahmoud Hashemi, in July 29, 2014, that the nomination of president of the new government in Iraq must be determined as set apart by the polls, stressing unnecessary to stick entitlement constitutional for the new government. mentions that the differences are still going on within the National Alliance for the selection of Prime Minister for the next government at a time, which is still state law clings Nouri al-Maliki as prime minister, the other blocks within the coalition of the Liberal and the citizen refuses this nomination, as well as the other blocks out of the coalition is still continuing in its steadfast refusal to take Nouri al-Maliki as prime minister for the third session.
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Yes LIT Tuesday ought to bring some conclusion then they can name the cabinet... and hopefully soon after that finally reward us for our patience ....

Ward...did you say soon????