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Iraq coalition demanding Abadi stop acting appointment in the independent bodies
4/10/2015
(Independent) .. Iraq leader of the coalition and director of the Political Bureau of Raed Abdul Aziz al-Khazali, the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called for the appointment to stop acting in independent bodies and review the decisions in connection with the recent appointment by proxy. He said al-Khazali, in a statement issued to the importance of stopping repeat the previous government's mistakes in the appointment by proxy and therefore the state administration by agencies, a wrong approach does not comply with the government program announced by the Prime Minister and committed to its implementation in front of the Iraqi people and partners of the political blocs, although this approach to Eebeni state institutions advocated by Abadi, as it represents jumping on the merits of the electoral and political understandings under which the current government was formed.
He said we support the government of al-Abadi, provided its commitment to the government program announced and committed itself to implement it in the forefront of those commitments eliminate once and for all on the phenomenon of state management by agencies which Maitqata with the parliamentary system in Iraq, where it must ratify the appointments in the departments of independent bodies by the House of Representatives according to the merits electoral and political understandings.
He called for respect for the will of the voters and the Iraqi public and review the appointment of some of the characters, which was rejected by the masses and drop voters and thus lost any admissibility and legitimacy in the assumption of government positions.
The leader of the coalition of Iraq, said the recent Abadi correct decisions and stop the distribution of positions acting as a phenomenon is incorrect and cause aversion and lack of harmony among the political partners and intersect with the government program, however Abadi political commitments to its partners
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4/10/2015
(Independent) .. Iraq leader of the coalition and director of the Political Bureau of Raed Abdul Aziz al-Khazali, the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi called for the appointment to stop acting in independent bodies and review the decisions in connection with the recent appointment by proxy. He said al-Khazali, in a statement issued to the importance of stopping repeat the previous government's mistakes in the appointment by proxy and therefore the state administration by agencies, a wrong approach does not comply with the government program announced by the Prime Minister and committed to its implementation in front of the Iraqi people and partners of the political blocs, although this approach to Eebeni state institutions advocated by Abadi, as it represents jumping on the merits of the electoral and political understandings under which the current government was formed.
He said we support the government of al-Abadi, provided its commitment to the government program announced and committed itself to implement it in the forefront of those commitments eliminate once and for all on the phenomenon of state management by agencies which Maitqata with the parliamentary system in Iraq, where it must ratify the appointments in the departments of independent bodies by the House of Representatives according to the merits electoral and political understandings.
He called for respect for the will of the voters and the Iraqi public and review the appointment of some of the characters, which was rejected by the masses and drop voters and thus lost any admissibility and legitimacy in the assumption of government positions.
The leader of the coalition of Iraq, said the recent Abadi correct decisions and stop the distribution of positions acting as a phenomenon is incorrect and cause aversion and lack of harmony among the political partners and intersect with the government program, however Abadi political commitments to its partners
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