Dawa party meet today to resolve one of its candidates [Tarek Najm, Haider al-Abadi] for the post of

Hold the Dawa Party led by Prime Minister Almenthih mandate, Nuri al-Maliki held a meeting today to resolve one of its candidates Tarek Najm, Haidar al-Abbadi, after excluding the nomination of al-Maliki.


[ltr]An informed source told all of Iraq [where] that "there is competition between the star and Tariq Haider Abadi, the head of the National Reform Movement Ibrahim al-Jaafari, the prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki, with the exclusion of the nomination."[/ltr]


[ltr]"The nominations put forward during the meeting of the National Alliance morning and demanded the coalition party to call for a resolution of its candidates Tarek Najm, Haidar al-Abbadi," pointing out that "the Dawa Party, will meet this evening in this regard."[/ltr]


[ltr]And hold the leaders of the National Alliance, on Thursday evening, meeting at the home of Prime Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaafari to complete the discussions today's meeting to resolve the largest parliamentary bloc, the file number and name its candidate for prime minister.[/ltr]


[ltr]The meeting was held this morning the house of al-Jaafari, brought together leaders and representatives of the coalition, including Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Hussain al-Shahristani and Khodair al Hadi al-Amiri, to discuss a candidate for the post of prime minister.[/ltr]


[ltr]According to a source familiar with the altercation occurred after the Ameri-Shahristani refused to renew the mandate Nuri al-Maliki and attachment to the job and the hardening of his position and the effect that al-Maliki left the meeting room.[/ltr]


[ltr]It was not known why he did not attend the head of the Dawa Party-Iraq Organization Khodair al of the meeting.[/ltr]


[ltr]It is said that a disagreement between the political blocs were part of the National Alliance on interpretation of the largest parliamentary bloc, a number which will cost a constitutional form the next government amid stuck coalition of state law as the biggest bloc, and not the National Alliance and the nomination of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for a third term, which was rejected by the majority of the blocks.[/ltr]


[ltr]He sought to obtain the support of the political blocs to chosen as prime minister for a third term, as he renewed his commitment in his weekly on Wednesday, on the grounds of his coalition, State of Law, the largest bloc in the House of Representatives, and name its candidate for prime minister, "warning" to encroach upon maturity Constitutional coalition to form a government, which would open the fire of hell in Iraq. "he says.[/ltr]


[ltr]By the President of the Republic has decided to extend the deadline Fuad Masum, determine the largest parliamentary bloc, which would cost its candidate to form a new government on Monday after it was set to expire on Thursday.
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