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    American institution: Abadi reforms will not be acceptable to all parties ..., Sunnis and Kurds fear

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    Post by Rocky Sun 27 Mar 2016, 3:53 am

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    American institution: Abadi reforms will not be acceptable to all parties ..., Sunnis and Kurds fear for their representation


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    It ruled American institution, enabling Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, to satisfy all thepolitical parties to change the forthcoming Ministerial , who plans to do. While promised that this may upset accurate equation , which was formed on the basis of the current government, and angers many blocks and components, predicted continued protests by followers of the Sadrist movement and expansion. The Stratfor Foundation, the analytical study of her, followed up (range Press), " The technocrat government anticipated intended to Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, its formation would satisfy all the political parties, and would lead to instability in Baghdad, "likely" protests continued in Iraq even after the formation of the government. " According to the organization, which is known as" the Central intelligence agency CIA in shadow, "that" Abadi plans to conduct a reshuffle in his government , "noting that it had" caused a stir in the current government balance , which form carefully. " the Stratfor report that" the government of al - Abadi, has faced mounting pressure from protesters citizens, since announcing the beginning of February in 2016, its intention to replace the nine ministers of his government Bachrin of professionals (technocrats) and academics. " The report indicated that" the demand for reform and protests against corruption has increased , despite efforts Abadi effort to consult parliamentarians and leaders of the political blocs on the reshuffle, which requires him to act with caution to avoid any other possible disturbances. " American Foundation explained that "MP Mehdi al - Hafez, announced (23 March the current 2016), submit a list of candidates for the Prime Minister, Haider al - Abadi, to express an opinion about them ," pointing out that "Abadi will present the candidates elected by him names in the (27th March current), which may lead to change the representation of political parties in the government, the ethnic and racial groups, especially if the situation in priorities to provide along with academic expertise on political affiliation, what could have faced angry reactions from all sides. " felt Stratfor" theory You can reduce the severity of theconsequences of changing the political representation using the method used by the parliament in theselection of candidates, "afterthought that" Abadi had previously asked all constitutional bloc in the country tosubmit their nominations of technocrats and political and religious point of reference itself. " the report continued by saying , " however, the Abadi no pledges support for political quota currently on the scene ,"adding that" the silence of Abadi about the problem raises the nerves of a lot of Iraqi politicians. " theFoundation stressed" the need to follow up and monitor the reactions of several characters and groups within the Iraqi political department, to see the extent of the impact that will be generated reshuffle on the stability of Iraq, "unexpected" lack of conviction of the Sadrist movement, the Ministerial amendment, especially its leader , Muqtada al - Sadr, called for a thorough change, not nine ministers only. " Stratfor , and suggested that "continues to supporters of the Sadrist movement, their demands for a cabinet reshuffle acomprehensive and evolving protests Sadrists and accommodate if they have current positions in the new cabinet line -up ." American institution and went on the analysis , saying that " the Kurds are worried about their part of the reshuffle , which has negatively affected the farmers of some ministries they occupy now, he rejected the Minister of culture and Tourism and Antiquities, Faryad Roandzi, leave the office, and thepossibility of giving ministerial seats occupied by the Kurds, which also include financial and Displacement and migration, figures non - Kurdish, may damage the relationship with the government in Baghdad with theKurdistan Regional Government. " said Stratfor " the same thing applies to the share of the Sunni community in the country, to the possibility that the reshuffle lead to a reduction of representation in the government, which may increase the severity of their opposition to the Abadi management, fueling tension Sunni broadest in the country." felt the report that "al - Abadi , if managed the inauguration of its candidates technocrats nearly successful, the new government may be in a better position to manage the economic challenges in thecountry 's future, "afterthought" but despite the fact that any personal has chosen Abadi to be in the next government, it would be impossible for him to satisfy all the political blocs in Iraq, and ultimately, any change will certainly may not be as he wanted him Abadi initially, or efficient , which envisages observers interested. "concluded Stratfor that" Abadi efforts will not provide anything to dissuade protesters Sadrist movement for their protests , which are expected to continue during the coming weeks. "

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