Al-Sudani reveals the priorities of his government “if it is formed”

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[size=52]Al-Sudani reveals the priorities of his government “if it is formed”[/size]

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[size=45]While fears of escalation are still inherent in the Iraqi political crisis, and increase with the imminent announcement of the results of the negotiations to unfreeze Parliament and its return to work, which puts the political forces in front of the need to form a government in accordance with the direction of the coordination framework (which includes all Shiite forces except for the Sadrist movement), the “framework” candidate announced To head the new Iraqi government, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, today, Sunday, expressed his vision for the next stage, noting that the files of electricity, health, municipal services and combating corruption will be among the priorities of his government if it is formed.[/size]
[size=45]This came during Al-Sudani’s meeting with a group of political analysts, writers and journalists, according to a statement issued by his office, where he said that “the files of electricity, health, municipal services and fighting corruption will be the priority of our work as a government.”[/size]
[size=45]Noting that he will be responsible for holding the minister accountable and replacing the minister in case he fails or commits corruption.[/size]
[size=45]The personality of the framework candidate for prime minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, is re-emerging as one of the most prominent current obstacles, in light of the continuation of the two sides of the crisis (the framework and the current) on their positions.[/size]
[size=45]He explained that "all the names circulated for the ministerial cabinet or the appointment of an office manager are untrue and baseless," stressing that "the goal of our plans and work as a government will be to stop the negative repercussions of the economic and service situation, fight corruption, and reduce unemployment and poverty."[/size]
[size=45]Al-Sudani pledged during the meeting that he would “restore the citizen’s confidence in the state and its institutions through serious and transparent work, away from intimidation and counterfeiting,” stressing that “his government program contained several files and included 23 axes, but the axes (health, electricity, municipal services, anti-corruption) will have priority. “.[/size]
[size=45]And the framework candidate indicated that these axes “fall within the framework of addressing the consequences of the difficult living and service conditions experienced by most citizens as a result of the rise in the price of the dollar and the economic downturn that has caused its negative impact, as well as the files of reviving agriculture and industry and addressing unemployment, in parallel with the political files.”[/size]
[size=45]He stressed, "It has short, medium and long-term plans that will work to secure services, improve living conditions and create job opportunities for graduates and youth, by supporting the private sector and activating economic sectors such as industry, agriculture, tourism, state control of imports, and strengthening and identifying aspects of fruitful spending, which will lead to It creates hundreds of thousands of job opportunities,” revealing that “it has been agreed with the leaders of the blocs that he will be responsible for holding the minister accountable if he fails and to replace him if necessary.”[/size]
[size=45]Observers of the Iraqi political affairs rule out that Al-Sudani assumed the task of forming the government, justifying this by the large number of current political divisions, and the inability of the framework to gather the votes necessary to pass his candidate due to his differences with the Kurdish and Sunni houses.[/size]
[size=45]Thus, the return of the crisis to the street is a forthcoming matter in their opinion, stressing that its return will not be as peaceful as the previous protests witnessed, suggesting the Sadrist movement’s participation in commemorating the third anniversary of the start of the October protests early next month, in a way that may lead to the end of the political system.[/size]
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