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    Al-Halbousi in Saudi Arabia: Are Iraqi settlements affected by regionalism?

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    Post by Rocky Tue 18 Apr 2023, 6:49 am

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    Baghdad / Obelisk Al-Hadath: The independent politician, Saad Al-Mutalabi, considered that the draft Sunni coordination framework, and requested Saudi support for it by the Speaker of Parliament, Muhammad Al-Halbousi, is an interference in Iraqi internal affairs and leads to sectarian strife.
    While there is no statement or statement confirming the request for Saudi support for the project, it is clear that the Iraqi Sunni forces in their alliances are accustomed to leaning on an external wall.
    A prominent leader in the Taqaddam Party, which is led by the Speaker of Parliament, said that al-Halbousi invited all Sunni political leaders in Iraq, past and present, to discuss the possibility of forming a (Sunni coordination framework) so that it would be able to confront the (Shiite coordination framework) politically and impose the application of the conditions and demands of the Sunni political forces.
    In his statement to Al-Masalla, Al-Mattalbi believes that Al-Halbousi's visit, as he announced it to discuss the Iraqi file, is a major strategic mistake, as no politician can discuss with Saudi Arabia other than the Iraqi file, as it is an internal matter.
    He added that this movement is not surprising, but it has previous roots, but it was postponed, especially since there is fear of popular rejection of them, and there may be competitors for them in the upcoming elections.
    On Saturday, the Saudi Crown Prince, Muhammad bin Salman, received the Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi, in Jeddah.
    A statement issued by Al-Halbousi's media office indicated that the meeting reviewed the fraternal relations between the two brotherly countries, prospects for joint cooperation and ways to develop and enhance it in various fields.
    Historically, there was a close relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iraq, but it was strongly affected during the past decades by the political and social events in the region.
    With regard to the Sunni leaders in Iraq, there have been close historical relations between the two countries. In recent decades, this relationship has been affected by political and security developments in Iraq, including internal conflicts and challenges facing the Iraqi government.
    There are some current Sunni political figures in Iraq that have relations with Saudi Arabia. In general, some Sunni political parties and figures in Iraq tend to establish good relations with Saudi Arabia.
    Researcher Essam Hussein reveals that al-Halbousi went to Saudi Arabia as a result of the recent political repercussions and settlements in the Middle East with the plan for the return of the Baath to political action in Iraq with its old and modern political symbols and an attempt to remove al-Halbousi and replace him with Baath organizations as well as Sunni politicians (the old guard) to form a Sunni front that will participate in the upcoming elections. Pointing out that the trip of one of the leaders of the group a few days ago was pouring into arranging the papers of this political variable and reviving it by obtaining the approval of Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates and Qatar, and the involvement of the Syrian Baath as well (Younis Al-Ahmad), who supports Bashar Al-Assad and is close to the group and has constant contact with them, and Jordan agreed. On this variable, with Saudi reservations and the ambiguity of the UAE position.
    Essam said that the plan for the return of the Baath Party has been completed and it only needs to prepare the ground for it.
    Political analyst Yassin Aziz said that the framework now allows Muthanna al-Samarrai's project to remove al-Halbousi and appoint Ahmed al-Jubouri Abu Mazen in his place. The issue is still a matter of contention within the framework, but al-Halbousi is in his shuttle movements, understanding that the issue is more influenced by external than internal.
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