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Sadr and Hakim agree to entrench the principle of partnership in local governments

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Post by day dreamer Wed 08 May 2013, 9:02 pm

Sadr and
Hakim agree to entrench the principle of partnership in local governments
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05/09/2013 12:00 AM


Moussawi
reveals ((morning)) for an agreement to form a broad
coalition
Najaf,
Hussein al-Kaabi
Basra - Saad
Al-Sammak
The
leader of the Sadrist movement Muqtada al-Sadr during a news conference gathered
with the leader of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim, need to speed up
"to hold provincial elections in Mosul and Anbar," stressing the parties'
agreement on the importance of "non-exclusion of any component of the political
process in Iraq."
These
assertions come at a time which revealed secretary-general of the Islamic Dawa
Party organization of Iraq Hashim Nasser al-Moussawi "reached an agreement in
principle with the political blocs of the citizen and the Liberals to form an
alliance to share in local government authorities for the next four
years."
The
refusal of Mr. Sadr during a news conference after the meeting, which gathered
with the leader of the Supreme Islamic Council in Najaf, attended by "morning"
yesterday "marginalization of any party or component in Iraq," stressing "the
consolidation of the principle of partnership with everyone and that the
exclusion is not possible at this stage."
He
called on the parties to the importance of expediting "to hold provincial
elections in Mosul and Anbar," Mr. al-Sadr renewed his commitment to a depth
that combine relations between the Sadrists and the Supreme Council, pointing
out that they continuously for the unity and integrity of Iraq. For
his part, Mr. Hakim, "said the meeting with Mr. Sadr addressed bilateral
relations and common concerns facing the country, noting their research
thoroughly processors required for this stage, and ways to meet the challenges
and transformations regional taking place, pointing out that the atmosphere has
become appropriate for the formation of local governments, especially after the
emergence of Results and
the completion of the appeals and approved. Mr. Hakim revealed the importance of
the agreement should not be "polarization is the entrance to the formation of
governments, but the cooperation of the large and influential forces for the
formation of local governments and achieve broad representation." In
turn, secretary general of the Islamic Dawa Party, the organization of Iraq, Mr.
Hashim Nasser al-Moussawi, "reached an agreement in principle with the political
blocs of the citizen and the Liberals to form a coalition authorities share for
local governments over the next four years."
He
expressed his secretary optimistic about the response of the parties
interlocutors with the state law to build majority coalitions to power-sharing
in the provinces would correct work sites in the National Alliance, explaining
that the coming days will witness the announcement of the building of the
majority coalition to positions of local governments. At
that time, which al-Moussawi said near agreement with a mass citizen, pointed
out that the negotiations with the Liberal bloc could reach a satisfactory
endings, even though it faces difficulties.
And
between al-Moussawi said "the new map for the local elections will extend its
influence, both at the local level in the formation of local governments, or at
the parliamentary level in the cap to the aspirations of the political parties
new and build alliances lead to access to positions of local governments." The
Electoral Commission for elections, announced the final results for
provincial elections in 2013, which took place on 20 April, and your vote in the
13 thereof and participation rate exceeded 50 percent of the total electorate,
and the results showed winning coalition of state law in seven provinces, while
the occupied block citizen ranks second in most of the provinces and then
Sadrist movement.

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