Iraq press conference Monday, 6th, at 2:30p

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June 3, 2011

Press conference next Monday - 100 days

Minister will hold a state government spokesman Ali Dabbagh, a joint press conference with the Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers and agency to talk about the achievements of the ministries and state institutions during the period identified by the percent on Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

According to a statement issued by the Council of Ministers received the news agency and babysit a copy of "The Minister of State and government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh will hold a joint press conference with the Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers and agency to talk about the steps made by the ministries and state institutions in the initiative cent day.

The statement added that "the conference will be held on Monday, June 6, 2011, corresponding to the second hour and a half in the afternoon the press center at the prime minister."

The Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has set out a hundred days to assess the Adaie his government and that period ends on the seventh of June,

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I beleive that would make it 7:30 est

Great article and we certainly hope to see his assessment includes the RV

amen

Thank you.

Hopefully some good things to be announced....

Backing up your post winalot


Evaluate government performance will be broadcast on television directly
06/06/2011

Maliki presents its final report soon .. And the exclusion of the imposition of a curfew Friday

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to hold public hearings on the daily movement of the air at eight o'clock in the evening, the Minister presents report on their achievements and the obstacles encountered in their work during the Hundred Days, and future plans.
This comes at a time when the Congress hailed the experiment, amid calls for revamp or to utilize them, especially since it promised to "start to realize reforms and extensive."
A statement from the prime minister yesterday: "The routing al-Maliki, this comes with the imminent expiration of the term percent on set by the Prime Minister to evaluate the performance of the ministries and different state institutions and local governments, especially the service ministries that have a great prejudice to the interests and affairs of the citizens."
The statement added that "The Prime Minister will submit his final report and presented to the Iraqi people to participate in the calendar, after the end of these meetings"
The Secretary General of the Council of Ministers on the Keywords, said in a statement to delegates "morning," Tariq al-Araji: "The prime minister intends to take over the Minister clarify the achievements and actions undertaken by the ministries during the past period and transmitted directly to the citizens so that there is a general perception and the consequences can be read . and when will the minister knows that these things will be in contact with the masses, is supposed to be objective in the IPO. "
It gave the Prime Minister, on 27 February last, the ministries and provincial administrations hundred days to evaluate their work and see how their success or failure, stressing that the ministries will see significant changes according to the results of the calendar.
In a related context, he praised the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ali Alsjeri, "the achievements of the ministries within a percent on set by Maliki," while the whole parliamentarians that the deadline percent on that ends today is not sufficient to bring about radical changes in the general situation, but they are capable of evaluating the performance of each minister.
The deputies told the "morning", that the general situation of the country needs to be longer to achieve concrete achievements.
He said MP Mohammed Chihod: "The draft percent on is the opposite of what is promoted him from the It is a project associated with the government and an end, but it is a project put forward by the Prime Minister to be evaluating the work of ministers, and each Minister them to shoulder its responsibilities before the government and the people."
For his part, MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, Sheriff Soliman said, "Despite the short duration, but there is some evolution in the service sector", declaring that the prime minister would seek to bring significant changes and reforms and measures such as reducing fuel prices and the holding of conventions and feminine government, "in what she said MP for the Iraqi List, Flowers Sheikhly: "can be considered as time base for the start of incorrect or develop a specific plan or strategy and begin implementation."
In the meantime, ruled out a source in the Office of the Adjutant General of the armed forces to impose a curfew on Friday.
The source said the "morning": "no intention to impose a curfew. Things are going well and there is no control on the situation."
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thank you Katt