Thursday, April 01, نيسان 2010
The political leaders meet in preparation for alliances to form a government
بغداد – الصبا BAGHDAD - morning
Last few hours witnessed a number of meetings between political leaders in an effort to unify the positions and the search for common denominators to form alliances pave the way for form the new government.
Observers believe that the features of alliances between the winning lists will appear gradually over the coming days, which will hopefully see the authentication on the results of legislative elections.
Meetings the leaders stressed the importance of forming a coalition government based on the basis of national partnership so that it can improve services provided to citizens in various fields, and take it upon themselves to assume responsibility during the next four years.
Has discussed with President Jalal Talabani Prime Minister Iyad Allawi's Iraqi List, a formation of alliances to come.
President of the Republic stressed the "importance of cooperation and dialogue among all the blocks of winning the elections and the exchange of accusations and purification of the atmosphere and sit together to reach a common outcome," he said: "Our relationship with Allawi, higher and stronger and stronger than the differences."
Maliki has held important talks with the leader of the Iraqi National Coalition, Dr. Ibrahim al-Jaafari.
He also called on Maliki to form a Government of national partnership, noting that "the development of fonts on this side or that would adversely affect the political process."
In the meantime, discussed Mr. Ammar al-Hakim heads the Supreme Council of the Islamic Virtue Party with the political developments and future requirements.
In terms of meetings, too, discussed Vice President Dr. Adel Abdel Mahdi and Tariq al-Hashemi political developments.
The statement quoted Hashemi as saying during a meeting with Abdul-Mahdi said: "The dialogue began with the National Coalition before the election," emphasizing that "good will continue to form the future government.
The center of this picture, announced the Electoral Commission for elections, 75 political entities Btonha formally submitted, noting that "the results of these appeals will appear within ten days."
