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Al-Samarrai said during his speech to the program (Balmukhtazil), which is broadcast by Al-Sumaria TV, that “there is a group of names who disrupted the session to elect the Speaker of Parliament, and the others are the ones who gave Mandalawi the opportunity to adjourn the session, and personal differences are what prompted some parties of the Sunni component to rejoice over the dismissal of Al-Halbousi, but I did not wish him Exiting this way is because the position is for the Sunni component, and it is one of the important presidencies, but as a result of the accumulation of existing actions, the matter happened, and we respect the decisions of the Federal Court and comply with them.”
He added, "The naming of the 'Year of the Framework' is incorrect allegations and their purpose is to spread the media, and everyone who launched the label agreed with the framework before us and assumed positions. In 2018, everyone who participated with the tripartite alliance was with the Reform Alliance and left the Construction Alliance," indicating that "the Sudanese government Its position on any clear external interference, and the international community has changed its approach towards the Sunni forces and is now dealing with political sites, that is, with the government, not individuals, and our external relations are not used at home.”
Al-Samarrai revealed that “he was exposed to great external pressure at the time of the tripartite alliance, but he did not comply with it,” pointing out that “the Sudanese government did not have deals to buy ministries and positions, and there was a proposal that whoever obtains the position of Speaker of Parliament would give up the ministries as an electoral entitlement, but it was not applied to The ground of reality and the Ministry of Defense are the merit of the Coalition of Resolve.”
Al-Samarrai continued, “Early elections were proposed by more than one political party, but implementing them in reality is not easy and requires several factors. We are not in favor of this step, but rather in favor of stability and providing concrete services to citizens, because we did not offer our public to bring early elections,” stressing that “ Some political parties stand in Sudanese's way by not completing his duties and his government program, and we advise our political partners to invest in the personality chosen by the state administration because everyone bears responsibility for her presence in this position."
Al-Samarrai called on the political forces to "leave the issue of early elections and look at the big challenges such as oil prices, the dollar, foreign relations, solving the problem of Parliament, the law of amnesty, accountability, justice, and the absent, and these are the basic issues," noting that "the numbers cannot be used to choose the personality of the prime minister, but rather through political consensus and closer... Example: Al-Maliki won 102 seats, but he could not stay.”
The head of the Azm Alliance pointed out that “talking about a second term for the Sudanese is too early because he did not present himself and we have not finished implementing the paragraphs of the government program. We are in favor of a second term for any prime minister to achieve his program, but this decision is not only up to us, but rather up to the political alliances and for the candidate to be accepted.” "With great support and support," he explained, "We are in favor of unifying the coordination framework and with the participation of all political forces and the absence of an unhealthy party such as (the Sadrist movement) and its leader, Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr, who is considered a major religious leader, in addition to his important role in the Middle East."
He pointed out that "the Sunni component is too large to be represented by a specific person, and no one sympathized with the Sunni side in giving them a position after the fall of the previous regime. Whoever says such things has a political purpose and there is an aspect of the challenge because it is the Sunnis who refused to participate, and it is a big mistake to participate." Recalling that "the relationship of the previous regime with the Samarrais was not close because we did not submit to it, and there was more than one coup movement, and many of the people of Samarra were executed, including 6 of my tribe at the time."
He stated that "Samarra was subjected to great injustice and its people bore the price for their positions that they defended because of their belief in basic national issues. We need many ingredients to return to (the secret of those who saw), and attention must be paid to it because of the religious shrines it contains that belong to all Muslims and antiquities that are included in the heritage lists and also because they are An important geographical area and its investment for religious and archaeological tourism.
Al-Samarrai continued, "Many terrorist and international parties were careful in choosing the places through which to disperse the Iraqi people, and the incident of the explosion of the two military shrines had disastrous consequences for the Iraqis. If the explosion had been in another place, it would not have had the same effect."
Regarding the internal issues in the city, he stressed that “it is safe and under reconstruction, but some issues must be resolved, such as moving away from militarization, restoring the civilian character, and some of the procedures implemented on those entering the city,” noting that “there are some problems with the presence of the Peace Brigades and the Popular Mobilization Forces, but we do not resort to "To inform the media about these issues, but also to the concerned authorities."
He stressed that "the security measures taken by some military forces to prevent visitors from entering the city led to most of the districts not reaching the city. A while ago, people were kidnapped from the city, and we reached the Prime Minister's Office, and quick measures were taken, and there is great cooperation between the force holding the land in Samarra," adding, " The Interior Ministry has taken over the security file, and we do not want to keep other security forces away from the city, but we call for them to be outside it and to reduce the complexity for citizens.”
Regarding the Jurf al-Sakhar issue, Al-Samarrai pointed out that it has “political, geographical and security dimensions, and we are suffering because the people do not return to their homes. This file was raised in the state administration, but it needs the Sunni forces in particular to follow up on it because it is one of the basic issues and everyone bears this responsibility.”
Regarding the issue of choosing the Speaker of Parliament, Al-Samarrai said, “There is no obstacle to choosing a new Speaker of Parliament and at any time the paragraph can be placed on the Council’s agenda, but the positions have become clear and the best solution is to continue voting because amending the internal regulations will lead us to other problems, and we met more than Once with other Sunni alliances, but the issue of the Speaker of Parliament cannot be resolved with wishes because it is not a personal issue and the nominated personality must be inclusive of everyone, acceptable and not cause problems.”
Al-Samarrai noted, “I was not against Shaalan Al-Karim, and I agreed with him that the first round was the one in which I would not be with him only, and I spoke to him about the issue of not objecting to the internal mandate because its purpose is to create problems, and if I had had a position towards him, I and those with me would have boycotted the session,” adding: I was not nominated for the presidency of Parliament, and we do not have a contract with the nominated names, and if it goes towards Al-Issawi, it is a good choice, and if it goes towards Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, then he is our candidate.”
He continued, "The current circumstances are different from the previous ones, and Salem Al-Issawi cannot resemble Al-Halbousi if he obtains the presidency. Our criterion for personality is not rivalry, but rather ability, potential, and experience."
Regarding the issue of the international coalition’s exit, he stressed that “the Coalition of Resolve cannot proceed alone with the draft law on the exit of the coalition forces because the government is the one that determines our priorities in international issues and what they reflect on Iraq economically, politically and security-wise. The government proposed bilateral agreements and we authorized them and our position is with the government’s opinion.”
Regarding the governorate council elections, he pointed out that “we got 7 seats in Salah al-Din, but one of our candidates was excluded by Accountability and Justice and his votes were canceled. The agreement was for the masses and we are with giving them the right. Abu Mazen chose (Badr al-Fahal) for the position of governor and we supported his choice, and the task before him is very large.” He must prove his worth,” explaining that “the governorate’s current financial allocation is insufficient for its reconstruction due to the presence of many ongoing projects and a complete plan for reconstruction.”
Al-Samarrai concluded, "The problem of the region must be solved, and Masoud Barzani prevails in the language of dialogue and the completion of matters with Baghdad. As for the issue of elections, it is a private matter for the Erbil government, and it is difficult not to participate in it, and withdrawal from Baghdad is never a solution, and internal disputes among the Kurdish house must be resolved."
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The head of the Azm Alliance, Muthanna Al-Samarrai, confirmed today, Thursday, that personal differences were what prompted some parties of the Sunni component to rejoice in the dismissal of Muhammad Al-Halbousi from the presidency of Parliament, and while he confirmed that he did not wish him to leave this way, he pointed out that the designation “Framework Sunnah” is allegations and the goal is Including media coverage.
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Al-Samarrai said during his speech to the program (Balmukhtazil), which is broadcast by Al-Sumaria TV, that “there is a group of names who disrupted the session to elect the Speaker of Parliament, and the others are the ones who gave Mandalawi the opportunity to adjourn the session, and personal differences are what prompted some parties of the Sunni component to rejoice over the dismissal of Al-Halbousi, but I did not wish him Exiting this way is because the position is for the Sunni component, and it is one of the important presidencies, but as a result of the accumulation of existing actions, the matter happened, and we respect the decisions of the Federal Court and comply with them.”
He added, "The naming of the 'Year of the Framework' is incorrect allegations and their purpose is to spread the media, and everyone who launched the label agreed with the framework before us and assumed positions. In 2018, everyone who participated with the tripartite alliance was with the Reform Alliance and left the Construction Alliance," indicating that "the Sudanese government Its position on any clear external interference, and the international community has changed its approach towards the Sunni forces and is now dealing with political sites, that is, with the government, not individuals, and our external relations are not used at home.”
Al-Samarrai revealed that “he was exposed to great external pressure at the time of the tripartite alliance, but he did not comply with it,” pointing out that “the Sudanese government did not have deals to buy ministries and positions, and there was a proposal that whoever obtains the position of Speaker of Parliament would give up the ministries as an electoral entitlement, but it was not applied to The ground of reality and the Ministry of Defense are the merit of the Coalition of Resolve.”
Al-Samarrai continued, “Early elections were proposed by more than one political party, but implementing them in reality is not easy and requires several factors. We are not in favor of this step, but rather in favor of stability and providing concrete services to citizens, because we did not offer our public to bring early elections,” stressing that “ Some political parties stand in Sudanese's way by not completing his duties and his government program, and we advise our political partners to invest in the personality chosen by the state administration because everyone bears responsibility for her presence in this position."
Al-Samarrai called on the political forces to "leave the issue of early elections and look at the big challenges such as oil prices, the dollar, foreign relations, solving the problem of Parliament, the law of amnesty, accountability, justice, and the absent, and these are the basic issues," noting that "the numbers cannot be used to choose the personality of the prime minister, but rather through political consensus and closer... Example: Al-Maliki won 102 seats, but he could not stay.”
The head of the Azm Alliance pointed out that “talking about a second term for the Sudanese is too early because he did not present himself and we have not finished implementing the paragraphs of the government program. We are in favor of a second term for any prime minister to achieve his program, but this decision is not only up to us, but rather up to the political alliances and for the candidate to be accepted.” "With great support and support," he explained, "We are in favor of unifying the coordination framework and with the participation of all political forces and the absence of an unhealthy party such as (the Sadrist movement) and its leader, Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr, who is considered a major religious leader, in addition to his important role in the Middle East."
He pointed out that "the Sunni component is too large to be represented by a specific person, and no one sympathized with the Sunni side in giving them a position after the fall of the previous regime. Whoever says such things has a political purpose and there is an aspect of the challenge because it is the Sunnis who refused to participate, and it is a big mistake to participate." Recalling that "the relationship of the previous regime with the Samarrais was not close because we did not submit to it, and there was more than one coup movement, and many of the people of Samarra were executed, including 6 of my tribe at the time."
He stated that "Samarra was subjected to great injustice and its people bore the price for their positions that they defended because of their belief in basic national issues. We need many ingredients to return to (the secret of those who saw), and attention must be paid to it because of the religious shrines it contains that belong to all Muslims and antiquities that are included in the heritage lists and also because they are An important geographical area and its investment for religious and archaeological tourism.
Al-Samarrai continued, "Many terrorist and international parties were careful in choosing the places through which to disperse the Iraqi people, and the incident of the explosion of the two military shrines had disastrous consequences for the Iraqis. If the explosion had been in another place, it would not have had the same effect."
Regarding the internal issues in the city, he stressed that “it is safe and under reconstruction, but some issues must be resolved, such as moving away from militarization, restoring the civilian character, and some of the procedures implemented on those entering the city,” noting that “there are some problems with the presence of the Peace Brigades and the Popular Mobilization Forces, but we do not resort to "To inform the media about these issues, but also to the concerned authorities."
He stressed that "the security measures taken by some military forces to prevent visitors from entering the city led to most of the districts not reaching the city. A while ago, people were kidnapped from the city, and we reached the Prime Minister's Office, and quick measures were taken, and there is great cooperation between the force holding the land in Samarra," adding, " The Interior Ministry has taken over the security file, and we do not want to keep other security forces away from the city, but we call for them to be outside it and to reduce the complexity for citizens.”
Regarding the Jurf al-Sakhar issue, Al-Samarrai pointed out that it has “political, geographical and security dimensions, and we are suffering because the people do not return to their homes. This file was raised in the state administration, but it needs the Sunni forces in particular to follow up on it because it is one of the basic issues and everyone bears this responsibility.”
Regarding the issue of choosing the Speaker of Parliament, Al-Samarrai said, “There is no obstacle to choosing a new Speaker of Parliament and at any time the paragraph can be placed on the Council’s agenda, but the positions have become clear and the best solution is to continue voting because amending the internal regulations will lead us to other problems, and we met more than Once with other Sunni alliances, but the issue of the Speaker of Parliament cannot be resolved with wishes because it is not a personal issue and the nominated personality must be inclusive of everyone, acceptable and not cause problems.”
Al-Samarrai noted, “I was not against Shaalan Al-Karim, and I agreed with him that the first round was the one in which I would not be with him only, and I spoke to him about the issue of not objecting to the internal mandate because its purpose is to create problems, and if I had had a position towards him, I and those with me would have boycotted the session,” adding: I was not nominated for the presidency of Parliament, and we do not have a contract with the nominated names, and if it goes towards Al-Issawi, it is a good choice, and if it goes towards Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, then he is our candidate.”
He continued, "The current circumstances are different from the previous ones, and Salem Al-Issawi cannot resemble Al-Halbousi if he obtains the presidency. Our criterion for personality is not rivalry, but rather ability, potential, and experience."
Regarding the issue of the international coalition’s exit, he stressed that “the Coalition of Resolve cannot proceed alone with the draft law on the exit of the coalition forces because the government is the one that determines our priorities in international issues and what they reflect on Iraq economically, politically and security-wise. The government proposed bilateral agreements and we authorized them and our position is with the government’s opinion.”
Regarding the governorate council elections, he pointed out that “we got 7 seats in Salah al-Din, but one of our candidates was excluded by Accountability and Justice and his votes were canceled. The agreement was for the masses and we are with giving them the right. Abu Mazen chose (Badr al-Fahal) for the position of governor and we supported his choice, and the task before him is very large.” He must prove his worth,” explaining that “the governorate’s current financial allocation is insufficient for its reconstruction due to the presence of many ongoing projects and a complete plan for reconstruction.”
Al-Samarrai concluded, "The problem of the region must be solved, and Masoud Barzani prevails in the language of dialogue and the completion of matters with Baghdad. As for the issue of elections, it is a private matter for the Erbil government, and it is difficult not to participate in it, and withdrawal from Baghdad is never a solution, and internal disputes among the Kurdish house must be resolved."
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