National Alliance held a meeting at the home of al-Jaafari, the presence of al-Maliki to discuss the

National Alliance held a meeting at the home of al-Jaafari, the presence of al-Maliki to discuss the issue of selecting the candidate for prime minister




 
Author: BS, MK 
Editor: BS 08.07.2014 
 
 
 
Long-Presse / Baghdad
A parliamentary source said early on Thursday that the National Alliance currently hold a meeting at the home of his boss Ibrahim al-Jaafari, in the presence of Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki to discuss the issue of the candidate for the post of prime minister.
The source said in an interview with the (long-Presse), "The National Alliance currently hold a meeting in the presence of all its components and the Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki at the home of its leader, Ibrahim al-Jaafari Green Zone in central Baghdad, to discuss the issue of the candidate for the post of prime minister."
The source, who asked not to be named, said: "The meeting will try to reach a tentative agreement on a candidate of the National Alliance and try to convince the prime minister and the outgoing leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki to withdraw his candidacy," noting that "the coalition will hold another meeting, this evening, to try to to reach agreement on a candidate for prime minister. "
The source noted that "the National Alliance will keep open its meetings until reaching an agreement between its components on a candidate for prime minister."
The political blocs expected, on Wednesday, said to recite the tashahhud session of Parliament, on Thursday, the mandate of President of the candidate the biggest bloc in parliament to form a government, because the House of Representatives responded to the request of the National Alliance, to postpone it, through adaptations include the extension of the constitutional deadline, which ends on Saturday, including includes not counting the holiday, official recognition of the need to Shiites a few days to resolve the candidate is accepted, where they asked until Saturday session.
It is noteworthy that a coalition of state law, has repeatedly declared his commitment to "constitutional right", being the largest parliamentary bloc, rejecting any "overflow" in this regard, they returned he was "part of the National Alliance, but it's still the largest bloc," while The National Alliance itself "bloc the largest parliamentary. "
And wait for the House of Representatives and one of the thorny issues, of identifying the largest parliamentary bloc, in preparation for the President of the Republic commissioned its candidate to form the next government, which is still the debate continues on the subject, between the National Alliance, the coalition of state law, and that after deducting the chair of the Parliament and of the Republic.

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