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Sunni blocs: figures from the state law seeks to dismiss Abadi
06/10/2015 04:23
Baghdad
MP Dhafer al-Ani accused the figures from the National Alliance, and the rule of law "specifically", of trying to dismiss the prime minister Haider al-Abadi from office, because of the great figures accused of squandering public money.
A statement from the Office of the leadership of the Union of Forces and member of the House of Representatives Dhafer al-Ani, said that "a number of political forces and personalities began discussions about the future of government-Abadi taking place against the backdrop of what they called a singularity decisions on reforms."
The statement said, "These actors think that they still did not touch the core of the problem and the slow pace of the military achievements and lack of improvement in service conditions."
And that "these discussions even if it appeared in the form of an assessment of the performance of the government-Abadi, but it carries with it a reaction to statements by al-Abadi recent which targeted the major political figures in the previous government, accusing Balastbdadah and waste of public money for propaganda purposes and electoral."
He concluded al-Ani, that "despite the fact that these forces and personalities of some of them originally from the National Alliance and the rule of law in particular, had approached the Union of Forces in this regard, but we are not part of these moves so far," stressing that "too early to think about a change of government." He is calling for "granting Abadi longest opportunity to move the promised reforms," pointing out that "some of the reforms does not assume responsibility Abadi alone as well as blur the proposed alternatives."
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06/10/2015 04:23
Baghdad
MP Dhafer al-Ani accused the figures from the National Alliance, and the rule of law "specifically", of trying to dismiss the prime minister Haider al-Abadi from office, because of the great figures accused of squandering public money.
A statement from the Office of the leadership of the Union of Forces and member of the House of Representatives Dhafer al-Ani, said that "a number of political forces and personalities began discussions about the future of government-Abadi taking place against the backdrop of what they called a singularity decisions on reforms."
The statement said, "These actors think that they still did not touch the core of the problem and the slow pace of the military achievements and lack of improvement in service conditions."
And that "these discussions even if it appeared in the form of an assessment of the performance of the government-Abadi, but it carries with it a reaction to statements by al-Abadi recent which targeted the major political figures in the previous government, accusing Balastbdadah and waste of public money for propaganda purposes and electoral."
He concluded al-Ani, that "despite the fact that these forces and personalities of some of them originally from the National Alliance and the rule of law in particular, had approached the Union of Forces in this regard, but we are not part of these moves so far," stressing that "too early to think about a change of government." He is calling for "granting Abadi longest opportunity to move the promised reforms," pointing out that "some of the reforms does not assume responsibility Abadi alone as well as blur the proposed alternatives."
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