The Sadrist movement comes out of its retirement by announcing the rejection of one constituency in

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[size=52]The Sadrist movement comes out of its retirement by announcing the rejection of one constituency in the elections[/size]

[size=45]Shamkhani to Baghdad to sign the
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In the first declared political act since the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, suspended political action and participation in the process In political politics in Iraq, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Hakim Al-Zamili, announced his objection to amending the election law, which The coordination framework seeks to pass it in the Iraqi parliament. Al-Zamili published, through his official Facebook account, a video clip of the representative of the Shiite religious authority in Najaf Abd al-Mahdi al-Karbalai, and attached a comment saying, "No to the closed list, not to the single district." Al-Karbalai, the representative of the supreme Shiite authority, Sayyid Ali al-Sistani, says in the clip, “The opinion of the religious authority is Neither to the closed list nor to the one constituency.” He adds, “The closed list closes the way for Voters choose who will represent them in parliament. Yesterday, the Iraqi parliament failed to hold its session devoted to discussing several issues, most notably the amendment of the election law Provincial and district councils. The Council included the discussion of the proposed third amendment law to the Provincial and District Council Elections Law No. 12 of 2008 contained in From the Legal Committee and the “Regions and Governorates that are not organized in a region” committee, within its agenda, while what was done The session, chaired by the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Shah Wan Abdullah, was postponed for half an hour. The parliament's media department said in a short statement that the House of Representatives had postponed its session until Monday Next. And in Baghdad, the thirty-fourth conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union will start in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, today, Saturday, during The period from 25-26 February. The parliament's media department said in a short statement that the House of Representatives had postponed its session until Monday Next. And in Baghdad, the thirty-fourth conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union will start in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, today, Saturday, during The period from 25-26 February. The parliament's media department said in a short statement that the House of Representatives had postponed its session until Monday Next. And in Baghdad, the thirty-fourth conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union will start in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, today, Saturday, during The period from 25-26 February.[/size]
[size=45]Arab parliamentary delegations from most countries are participating in the conference[/size]
[size=45]The conference will discuss Arab support for enhancing Iraq's stability and sovereignty, with the participation of the heads of the councils and parliaments of the Arab member states The Federation, in addition to many parliamentary organizations and institutions that have observer status in the Federation. On Friday, the Iranian Mehr Agency revealed that an official visit by the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council is imminent Iranian National Security General Ali Shamkhani to Baghdad, with the aim of signing security agreements.The agency reported in Yesterday's news said, "The Iranian side, through Foreign Minister Hussein Amir Abd Allahian, informed Iraq Officially, the scheduled visit of the high-ranking Iranian official, through a verbal meeting between Lahian and National Security Adviser Qassem Al-Araji. And the agency stated that «Allahian expressed his regret at the failure to implement the previous agreement between the two countries to form a security committee A joint higher office between the two countries to follow up on borders and security developments in the region. Abdullahian also confirmed to Al-Araji that Iran "categorically rejects" the existence of groups he described as "hostile and separatist" within the borders of Iraq, pointing to "the continued presence of these groups, especially in The Kurdistan region of Iraq is unacceptable. The Iranian Foreign Minister indicated that «the visit of the Secretary-General of the Iranian Supreme Council will witness the signing of agreements security about this aspect,” according to the agency.[/size]
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