The goals of the year.. Al-Halbousi for the presidency of the parliament and 6 ministries, including

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A well-informed political source revealed that Sunni MPs will enter Parliament, and their goal is to elect the head of the Muhammad al-Halbousi Progress Alliance to head the Parliament again, noting that Sunni MPs intend to acquire six ministries, two of which are sovereign.

The source said, on Friday (January 7, 2022), that "the 64 Sunni deputies will enter parliament and their goal is to elect the head of the Taqaddam alliance, Muhammad al-Halbousi, to head the parliament again, according to the agreement made between the Advance alliance headed by Muhammad al-Halbousi and the Azm alliance headed by Khamis al-Khanjar."

The source, who asked not to be named, explained that "only four deputies from the Azm coalition refuse to vote for al-Halbousi to head the new parliament, but their influence in this regard is decreasing day after day within the Sunni house."

He noted that "these four deputies are Thabet al-Abbasi, Muthanna al-Samarrai, Talal al-Zawba'i and Ahmad al-Jubouri."

“The Sunnis intend to have six ministries in the next government, two of which are sovereign,” the source said.

On Thursday (December 30, 2021), the President of the Iraqi Republic, Barham Salih, had signed a republican decree to invite the new Parliament to convene on the ninth of this January.

Barham Salih signed the republican decree to invite the new parliament to hold its first session on Sunday (January 9, 2022), hoping to "meet the national merit by forming a capable and effective government that protects the interests of the country and enhances sovereignty, protecting and serving the Iraqis," stressing that "this requires solidarity from the in order to achieve the reform required for a stable and prosperous Iraq.

A member of the Azm Alliance and the winning candidate in the Iraqi parliamentary elections, Mishaan al-Jubouri, had recently revealed that four people from his alliance intend to run for the presidency of the parliament, contrary to the agreement between Azm and Advance, to support the candidacy of Muhammad al-Halbousi to head the next parliament.

Al-Jubouri said, on Monday (January 3, 2022), that “there is an agreement between the Azm and Advance alliances, under the auspices of President Masoud Barzani, as the guarantor and guarantor of this agreement. him to be the speaker of the next parliament, as the Kurdistan Democratic Party will do.”

He added, "We have people in the Azm alliance who will rebel against the agreement and present themselves as candidates in the first parliamentary session, to head the next parliament," noting that "the Azm alliance has taken this issue into consideration since the alliance was formed, and we know that the hidden goal of some is to try not to vote for al-Halbousi." or present themselves as candidates.

Al-Jubouri pointed out that "these will rebel against the decision of the Azm Alliance, which supports Al-Halbousi, and present themselves as candidates," adding that they "are unable to obtain anything."

He pointed out that “one of the most prominent of those who will present themselves is Thabet al-Absi, who does not meet the nomination conditions, given that he is not a Sunni Arab,” explaining that “the four people who aspire to obtain support from al-Khanjar, and who may find a settlement to support one of them, are four people.” But Al-Khanjar will not support any of them, because Al-Khanjar and the Azm Alliance are committed to the decision to support Al-Halbousi.”

It is noteworthy that my coalition of resolve headed by Khamis al-Khanjar, and progress headed by Muhammad al-Halbousi, announced on Tuesday (December 14, 2021) in Baghdad, the formation of a “unified” negotiating delegation to negotiate with the rest of the political partners, on the developments of the political situation in Iraq.

The two alliances decided, in a meeting of their leaders, to prepare a joint paper to be presented to the political partners, which includes a unified vision and ideas on partnership in managing decision-making in the country, and to address several strategic files, including the issues of the forcibly disappeared, returning the displaced and other fateful files, emphasizing the presentation of competent personalities to participate in the government. coming.

The two alliances stated that they look forward to forming the next government as soon as possible in accordance with the constitutional obligations, "to meet the needs of the citizen and preserve the sovereignty of Iraq and the prestige of the state."
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