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    An analysis detailing the causes of confusion in the upcoming cabinet reshuffle within the Sudanese

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    An analysis detailing the causes of confusion in the upcoming cabinet reshuffle within the Sudanese Empty An analysis detailing the causes of confusion in the upcoming cabinet reshuffle within the Sudanese

    Post by Rocky Sun 23 Apr 2023, 8:07 am

    [size=30]An analysis detailing the causes of confusion in the upcoming cabinet reshuffle within the Sudanese government
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    The Iraqi political forces are currently facing a confused situation, after the intention of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia' al-Sudani to make the first cabinet reshuffle in his government after the end of the six-month period that he set for evaluating the ministers, while the latter hastened to reassure everyone through a brief statement to his office denying making changes to senior administrative positions.  
      
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    Al-Sudani revealed in a recent televised interview that he had approached his ministers, if he accepted their joining his cabinet, that they would be included in an evaluation of their performance after six months, which may lead to a change of those who prove unable to perform his duties because it will put his partners in the state administration coalition in a critical corner.  
      
    This coalition includes the forces of the Shiite coordination framework and has 12 ministries out of the cabinet consisting of 22 ministries, the Sunni forces have 6 ministries, the Kurds have 4 ministries, and what is left for minorities according to the quota system is the one behind the formation of the government through an overwhelming majority in the Iraqi Parliament (280 MPs out of 329), while the independents, who number about 40, remained outside the formation.  
      
    An analysis of the London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, followed by Nass (April 23, 2023), stated that the composition of this coalition seems complicated in terms of expanding component representation (Shiites, Sunnis, and Kurds). For any prime minister, it is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, he has the majority capable of withdrawing confidence from the prime minister or any member of his government.  
      
    But on the other hand, he faces a crisis of representation and composition from within, which makes the prime minister have enough space to move and be free from the number of obligations that were imposed on prime ministers in previous parliamentary sessions.  
      
    Accordingly, Al-Sudani now has the will to bring about the required change, including dismissing ministers and nominating their replacements, as long as the mechanism of change is linked to their performance and not to a prior political position.  
      
    Observers believe that the forces of the Shiite coordination framework, which is the largest parliamentary bloc, and which formed this government in the absence of its stubborn opponent Muqtada al-Sadr, do not want to put obstacles in front of the Prime Minister's steps, including his intention to change ministers affiliated with their parties, which makes them sacrifice a few ministers. In exchange for what it considers the continued success of the ministerial cabinet, which it considers as a success for it.  
      
    The matter applies to a large extent to the Kurds and Sunnis, based on the fact that they have signed with their Shiite partners a paper of political demands that guarantee even the minimum of what they believe to be their rights, which makes them strongly supportive of the prime minister. Nevertheless, and according to what is going on in closed rooms, some of the forces of the Shiite coordination framework fear that the success of al-Sudani will be at their expense, especially as they approach the provincial elections after months, in addition to the parliamentary elections after the completion of this cycle.  
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