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Deputy State law: ministers named security as a priority task for the stability of the country
Sunday, 04 September / September 2011 17:12
*****MP in the National Alliance for the rule of law Dhari Ali Fayad,***** naming ministers of security, *****"an important priority for the stability of the country."*****
He told all of Iraq [where] on Sunday that***** "the security wing of the ministries *****is vital to achieve stability***** and to overcome the poor security conditions,***** it was reported that large conspiracies against Iraq."*****
Fayad said that "the stability of the security situation in Iraq leads to the existence of excellent relations with the countries of the world based on mutual respect," adding that "the deteriorating security situation leads to the weakening of Iraq in all aspects of political, economic and service."
And that "there is no Astorteur and the evolution of security will lead to global companies not to invest in Iraq and therefore weak economic infrastructure of the country."
Fayad, urged political blocs on the "need for good candidates who fit their attitudes with the political process within the country and to be people known for their integrity and competent and reputable and non-covered ablation."
Referred to as the security situation in Baghdad and other provinces, especially Diyala, Kirkuk, Mosul has seen a decline in the recent period.
Observers attribute the causes of this decline to the intersection of interests between the political blocs in addition to not appoint ministers and penetrate the security of these devices by lurking and saboteurs, as well as the absence of intelligence effort.
The security ministries are still vacant due to the incompatibility of the political blocs to the names of candidates for those ministries that currently run by the Acting Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the Interior Ministry, the Culture Minister Saadoun al-Dulaimi, who was assigned the management of the Defense Department and Agency / End 8 - r
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