29/08/2010
Iraq: We'll stop our negotiations with the Maliki if he put himself forward once again to be prime minister
Arbil, The coalition of Iraq led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi today, Sunday, it will stop the negotiations in the final with a coalition of state law if they put the last leader Nuri al-Maliki again to chair the next government during the round of negotiations will take place between the two sides in the next two days.
Leader, Mohamed Allawi, Iraq's Kurdistan, told news (Akaniwz) "If a coalition of law put al-Maliki as its candidate for the government during the round of negotiations will be with us throughout the next two days, we will immediately cut off negotiations with him permanently."
Allawi stressed that the "coalition of the rule of law can not put al-Maliki as a candidate during the next negotiations with him after having been informed by Iraq during the past few days so."
Allawi said that "the negotiating paper sent by a coalition of law did not include his commitment under the chairmanship of the government."
Adding that "the paper did not address the issue of prime minister but Taatdment other issues, including governance reform, judicial and other files."
And have taken place since the election results on 26 March last several meetings between the two major lists (both Iraqi and the rule of law), except that the parties failed to reach solutions on forming a government, because of the position of each head of government.
Iraq topped the list after receiving the election results on 91 parliamentary seats out of 325 is the number of seats in the House of Representatives its second session, ahead of a list of the rule of law behind seats.
Despite the passage of more than five months after the elections last March, but the political blocs failed to reach understandings to achieve the required majority to form a government, which reflected negatively on all levers of government, particularly the security situation.
Resulted in coordinated attacks in different parts of the country last Wednesday by car bomb, improvised explosive devices have killed more than 60 people and wounding about 250 others wounded in attacks apparently aimed at Iraqi security forces, before less than a week to end the U.S. military operations hostilities officially.
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Iraq: We'll stop our negotiations with the Maliki if he put himself forward once again to be prime ministerArbil, The coalition of Iraq led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi today, Sunday, it will stop the negotiations in the final with a coalition of state law if they put the last leader Nuri al-Maliki again to chair the next government during the round of negotiations will take place between the two sides in the next two days.
Leader, Mohamed Allawi, Iraq's Kurdistan, told news (Akaniwz) "If a coalition of law put al-Maliki as its candidate for the government during the round of negotiations will be with us throughout the next two days, we will immediately cut off negotiations with him permanently."
Allawi stressed that the "coalition of the rule of law can not put al-Maliki as a candidate during the next negotiations with him after having been informed by Iraq during the past few days so."
Allawi said that "the negotiating paper sent by a coalition of law did not include his commitment under the chairmanship of the government."
Adding that "the paper did not address the issue of prime minister but Taatdment other issues, including governance reform, judicial and other files."
And have taken place since the election results on 26 March last several meetings between the two major lists (both Iraqi and the rule of law), except that the parties failed to reach solutions on forming a government, because of the position of each head of government.
Iraq topped the list after receiving the election results on 91 parliamentary seats out of 325 is the number of seats in the House of Representatives its second session, ahead of a list of the rule of law behind seats.
Despite the passage of more than five months after the elections last March, but the political blocs failed to reach understandings to achieve the required majority to form a government, which reflected negatively on all levers of government, particularly the security situation.
Resulted in coordinated attacks in different parts of the country last Wednesday by car bomb, improvised explosive devices have killed more than 60 people and wounding about 250 others wounded in attacks apparently aimed at Iraqi security forces, before less than a week to end the U.S. military operations hostilities officially.
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