Kuwaiti newspaper: the Supreme Council's policy to bridge relations qualify him to become prime mini

Kuwaiti newspaper: the Supreme Council's policy to bridge relations qualify him to become prime minister





05/08/2013

Wednesday, 08 May / June 2013 10:45 | PDF |

{Baghdad: Euphrates News} reported Qabas that the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, led by Ammar al-Hakim, head of Evacuee managed through a balanced policy and noticeable to draw the attention of voters and تشدهم to a policy based on bridging relations with all forces, and avoids studied conflicts, indicating that The Supreme Council will be luckier than his rivals in terms of future alliances, making it eligible and acceptable to take over the presidency of the next government.

The Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Qabas reported in its edition {14346} said Wednesday that "the Iraqi local elections that took place on the twentieth of last month and the third since 2003 can touch its data by calling the results of the two previous sessions, which reflected their results on the composition of the two sessions of the parliament."

She added, "Experience has shown through previous elections, what looks like a convergence in the results of local and parliamentary elections, according to results of recent can be pointing to variables deep may have taken place that will make a change in the composition of boards of local governance, and its implications for the structure of the parliament and government the next."

She explained Qabas said "It is true that the list of {state law} led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki made ​​on all its competitors, but this progress is no longer a landslide victory had aspirations of al-Maliki as a prelude to achieve his desire to lead the next government, and the formation of a government of the majority, and the results declared no longer state law, able to occupy advanced positions in the formation of any of the provinces alone, due to the marked decline in the possession of the votes if measured previous elections, and therefore need to become alliances with others to form this council or another. "

She continued, "and not only that but the Dawa Party, led by al-Maliki did not win only 32 of the total 96 seats harvested State of Law coalition with distributed other seats on the powers that fall under this alliance, which brought together the forces and personalities actors such as the Reform Movement, led by Dr. Ibrahim Jaafari, head of the Coalition National, and the Badr Organization, led by the Minister of Transport Hadi Hassan al-Ameri, and the Dawa Party - Iraq Organization led by Hashim al-Moussawi independent and {} led by Deputy Prime Minister Hussein al-Shahristani, in addition to other powers within the state of the law. "

She Qabas said that "the Islamic Supreme Council led by Ammar al-Hakim, head of the Council reap alone 58 of the seats حصدتها list citizen, amounting to 61 seats, and بالمحصلة the Dawa Party has won 32 seats, compared with 58 حازها Supreme Council in the framework of Aúanehma the rule of law and the citizen, as a last resort does not have strong alliances with large streams such as those involving state law. "

It confirmed that "there is a quantum leap and surprising achievements of the Supreme Council left a lot of concerned raise questions around taking into account the absence of one minister of the Council in the current government to be able - presumably - to provide services executive for the people shall be the source of attracting the votes of the electorate, while with state law prime minister, ministers and vice president. "

She explained Qabas that "the leadership of the Council managed through a balanced policy and noticeable to draw the attention of voters and تشدهم to this policy on the basis of bridging relations with all forces, and avoids studied conflicts," noting that "the Supreme Council and more than two years pursued a policy of openness to everyone in order to invoked to Almtsaron, as the impact of Mr. Ammar al-Hakim, through his meeting weekly with the sectors and segments Mahtlfah, language support away from the cramping with the openness of these slides much of the facts latent them to the extent of recognition errors, as Supreme Council expressed keen intensive to communicate through its offices in provinces with the sons of cities and affiliated tribes. "

It confirmed that "the Supreme Council will take this time important positions in a number of provinces that would increase his popularity if it is to fulfill promises made ​​by the voters will be luckier than his rivals in terms of alliances future, making it eligible and acceptable to assume {Prime Minister}, especially in light of aversion and not wanting to have most of the powers in the arrival of al-Maliki to the third round, but also not wanting to take the Dawa Party in general as prime minister. "

They believed Qabas said that "if التجافي between Maliki and the political forces will reap the results of the Supreme Council if progress has been made ​​in the parliamentary elections as he did in the local, and the Sadrist movement, which came third, Pat feels the need to comply with the Supreme Council at the level of the formation of the provincial councils against the backdrop of sensitivity in dealing with the Prime Minister. "

He predicted that "no longer unlikely to be the next prime minister of one of the leaders of the Supreme Council, especially Adel Abdul Mahdi, or Bayan Jabr." Ended

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