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The deputy in the Iraqi parliament and a member of the coordination framework, Ahmed Al-Rudaini, stated that the initiative of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada Al-Sadr, to form a government with the participation of independent representatives, stopped the initiative of the independents, the coordination framework, stressing that the framework will not visit other parties for dialogue on the initiative of the coordination framework until those other parties express its willingness to do so.

Al-Rudaini said today, Monday (May 9, 2022), that "Muqtada al-Sadr's initiative has suspended the coordination framework initiative to get out of the political blockage," expecting a real political movement after the end of the 15-day period set by al-Sadr for independent deputies.

The member of the Iraqi parliament stated that "our initiative was realistic, but the other initiatives came to determine the limitation of the other parties."

On May 4, 2022, the coordinating framework put forward an initiative consisting of 18 points, in order to address the current political situation in Iraq, during which it called on all parties to sit at the dialogue table and discuss solutions and remedies without preconditions or restrictions, putting everyone in the interest of the homeland and the citizen before his eyes. As well as the Kurdish parties reached an understanding and agreement on the identification of one candidate for the post of the Presidency of the Republic. And the selection of the candidate to head the new Iraqi government from the largest component (the Shiite component).

On the same day, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, put forward a new initiative, in which he called on independent representatives to join the tripartite alliance and form the Iraqi government, within 15 days.

Ahmed Al-Rudaini confirmed that the coordinating framework is ready for dialogue, and is waiting for the political parties to express their willingness for the framework to visit it, saying: “The other parties must be ready for dialogue about our initiative, then a delegation from the coordinating framework will visit it, if we visit the parties without their preparation, it will not work That would be beneficial,” explaining that “it is not a condition that our initiative be fully approved, and its points can be agreed upon.”

After about seven months of early parliamentary elections in Iraq, a new president has not been elected for the country, and a government has not been formed yet, due to the political parties' disagreement over the personalities nominated for the post of Iraq's presidency, and the form of the next Iraqi government.

The leaders of the coordination framework support the formation of a consensus government similar to the governments that were formed in previous years, while the Sadrist movement, which won the largest number of parliamentary seats in the Iraqi parliament, insists on forming a national majority government.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party also disagrees with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan over a unified candidate for the presidency of the Republic of Iraq, which constitutes another obstacle to getting out of the current political impasse in the country.

A member of the coordinating framework indicated that “the disagreement between the coordinating framework and the Sadrist movement is what hinders the political process” in Iraq.
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