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    Al-Kazemi's advisor: The United Nations may advise the Iraqi forces, not pressure them

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    Post by Rocky Tue 06 Sep 2022, 7:32 am

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    Today, Monday, Adviser to the Prime Minister, Hussein Allawi, confirmed the success of the second session of the National Dialogue Initiative, while noting that it went towards confirming the outcomes of the first session.
    Allawi said in a press statement, "The second session of the National Dialogue Initiative was successful and he went towards confirming the outcomes of the first session to lay down a road map through a committee formed by the Iraqi forces."
    Allawi added that "there is a rational, calm vision from the political leaders, and this requires a move towards a political dialogue path that may be long-term, but its results will be positive to build confidence among the Iraqi political forces."
    He pointed out that "there is a moral responsibility on the prime minister, and he is still committed to it, which is to preserve the unity of the Iraqi people and society."
    Allawi responded to a question about the reasons for the presence of the UN representative, Jenin Plasschaert, in the dialogue and the possibility of pressure from the United Nations on the political forces, saying, "I do not expect that there is pressure on the political forces, and the Iraqi government will never use this context, and there may be an international observer." , indicating that "the national dialogue under the auspices of Al-Kazemi is considered the first Iraqi-Iraqi dialogue."
    And he indicated that "the United Nations may advise the Iraqi forces, not pressure them."
    He continued, "There is still stability on the basic demands made by Mr. Al-Sadr, which are early elections and the dissolution of parliament, and the discussion is taking place within the national dialogue between combining the demands of the political forces and the demands of the current."
    The presidencies met with leaders of the Iraqi national political forces at the invitation of Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi, earlier today, to discuss political developments, and in the presence of the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq.
    According to a statement by the Prime Minister’s Media Office, the meeting concluded with an agreement on the following:
    1- The conferees affirmed that the developments in the political situation and the differences that led to it hold everyone responsible for maintaining stability, protecting the country from crises, supporting calm efforts, preventing escalation and violence, and adopting a national dialogue. To reach solutions, they stressed the need to continue the national dialogue sessions.
    2- The meeting decided to form a technical team from various political forces; To mature common visions and ideas about the road map for a national solution, and to bring the views closer; In order to reach early elections and fulfill their requirements by reviewing the electoral law, and reconsidering the commission.
    3- The attendees emphasized the activation of institutions and constitutional entitlements.
    4- The meeting renewed the invitation of the brothers in the Sadrist movement to participate in technical and political meetings, to discuss all controversial issues, and to reach solutions to them.
    5- The attendees stressed the need to purify the atmosphere between the national forces, including preventing all forms of escalation, rejecting speeches that are issued or leaked and that cause damage to historical brotherly relations, and address them through available legal means, in a manner that preserves the dignity of the Iraqi people, their feelings, and their entitlements, and respect for religious considerations. , political, and social.
    6- The attendees stressed the need to achieve reform in the structure of the Iraqi state, and to value the demands to address any imbalance in the political or administrative frameworks through the necessary legislation and effective government programs, with the cooperation of all political forces, and with the support of our dear people, including discussing the foundations of constitutional amendments. Adherence to constitutional options in all stages of dialogue and resolution.
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