Preliminary list of positions in 6 cities

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[size=52]Preliminary list of positions in 6 cities[/size]

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The matter is settled.. Al-Maliki, “the ruler of Baghdad,” and Al-Halbousi, “the winner,” negotiate “other things”
12-26-2023 |
Baghdad - Maysoon Al-Shaheen
“Nouri al-Maliki will rule Baghdad.” Even the opponents of the “state of law” and his allies in the “coordination framework” have reached this conviction; Some of them confirmed that this formula was “agreed upon” before the provincial council elections, but this “new old governor” of the capital does not want to underestimate the importance of the results achieved by the sacked president, Muhammad al-Halbousi, and has already begun “important contacts” with him to arrange the governance formula in the Iraqi capital of decision-making.[/size]
[size=45]According to the preliminary results, the “Taqaddum” party won 12 seats in Baghdad Governorate, with the possibility that its first place will fall one or two places after the Election Commission finishes calculating the remaining ballots. However, the framework preceded these calculations by announcing a comprehensive coalition in the governorates to ensure an absolute majority and correct the numbers. The “surprise” achieved by Al-Halbousi.[/size]
[size=45]Although Sunni party offices have begun to express their concern about attempts to change the results in Baghdad in favor of competitors, the coordinating framework does not care much and speaks confidently about “deciding positions” in Baghdad.[/size]
[size=45]Representatives and members of the winning Shiite and Sunni blocs spoke to the 964 network about the ongoing negotiations, and stressed that what is taking place now is “just bilateral negotiations,” and the real work has not yet begun, because some blocs need to know the final numbers that the Election Commission will announce this week.[/size]
[size=45]Most likely, Al-Halbousi’s party faces serious difficulties in allying with Sunni forces that “played opposing roles” during the crisis of terminating the membership of the Speaker of Parliament by a decision of the Federal Court.[/size]
[size=45]Because the “coordination framework” decided to grant the governor’s position to Al-Maliki, members of this coalition talked about granting Al-Halbousi “other positions” in Baghdad.[/size]
[size=45]Political sources presented a “preliminary map” that was agreed upon between the forces of the coordination framework to nominate the governors in the central and southern cities, while noting that “Al-Halbousi’s important victory will not remove him from these negotiations without gains.”[/size]
[size=45]It should be noted that the head of the “Taqadum” bloc, Yahya Al-Muhammadi, refused to comment to the 964 Network on the issue of negotiations before the final results were announced, while MP Aqeel Al-Fatlawi requested comment in his personal capacity, and not as a spokesman for the “State of Law” coalition.[/size]
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