Kurdish lawmaker: reforms Abadi partisan propaganda do not want to refer to the leader of necessity
9/4/2015
[Baghdad
Description deputy for the coalition of Kurdish blocs, reform packages launched by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a "partisan propaganda".
Said Majid Chenkali told all of Iraq [where] that "reforms are not the slaves, but the government and the support of the House of Representatives and we are not with its uniqueness launch these reforms without reference to the legislature or the presidency, especially since Abadi represents a political party." He added that "this reforms represent a partisan publicity for him and his party, especially that the Islamic Dawa Party] is one of the driving helm of government since the fall of the former regime and until now.
"He pointed Chenkali that" what is needed is the participation of all these reforms because the government and the political process, built in on the basis of political consensus is no room for uniqueness any person whatever his authority or take important decisions because we do not want to return to the days of the commander of necessity, "referring to the time of the rule of former President Saddam Hussein before his fall in 2003.
The prime minister Haider al-Abadi has launched since the 11 of last August, several reform packages include the removal of senior positions and the abolition of privileges of officials and measures to combat corruption in response to the directives of the religious authority and the demands of Almtzahreinn.anthy
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9/4/2015
[Baghdad
Description deputy for the coalition of Kurdish blocs, reform packages launched by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a "partisan propaganda".
Said Majid Chenkali told all of Iraq [where] that "reforms are not the slaves, but the government and the support of the House of Representatives and we are not with its uniqueness launch these reforms without reference to the legislature or the presidency, especially since Abadi represents a political party." He added that "this reforms represent a partisan publicity for him and his party, especially that the Islamic Dawa Party] is one of the driving helm of government since the fall of the former regime and until now.
"He pointed Chenkali that" what is needed is the participation of all these reforms because the government and the political process, built in on the basis of political consensus is no room for uniqueness any person whatever his authority or take important decisions because we do not want to return to the days of the commander of necessity, "referring to the time of the rule of former President Saddam Hussein before his fall in 2003.
The prime minister Haider al-Abadi has launched since the 11 of last August, several reform packages include the removal of senior positions and the abolition of privileges of officials and measures to combat corruption in response to the directives of the religious authority and the demands of Almtzahreinn.anthy
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