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State law: our conviction not to continue with the participants acting as opposition behind the request to withdraw confidence from the al-Mutlaq
18/12/2011 PM - 10:16 PM
Considered a coalition of state law, Sunday, that the request to withdraw confidence from the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq said after the completion of the conviction that it could not continue with those who participate in the government and acting as opposition, calling on Iraq to replace the existing political discourse.
The MP said the coalition of state law, Kamal Saadi in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "Some in the Iraqi List, they were passive in their attitudes toward the government over the past period, although they are partners," noting that the coalition "does not want the withdrawal of Iraq but we hope that the changed the political discourse of the direction of unified address list with the government and they are part of it. "
Saadi added that the coalition "arrived to the point of no longer possible that there will be core members of the government and act as opposition," stressing "the need to reach a solution satisfactory to everyone who wants to go to the opposition and the opposition wants the government would be bound by its program."
The Legal Committee in the Iraqi Council of Representatives, announced on Sunday (18 December 2011), the arrival of the request of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to withdraw confidence from the deputy to the parliament, Saleh al-Mutlaq.
The leader of the coalition of state law and information advisor to the Prime Minister Yasin Majeed, revealed in a television interview, on Saturday evening (17 December 2011), that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki asked the Council of Representatives may withdraw confidence from the Vice President for Services Affairs Saleh al-Mutlaq, indicating that the latter is not qualified for the position.
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18/12/2011 PM - 10:16 PM
Considered a coalition of state law, Sunday, that the request to withdraw confidence from the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq said after the completion of the conviction that it could not continue with those who participate in the government and acting as opposition, calling on Iraq to replace the existing political discourse.
The MP said the coalition of state law, Kamal Saadi in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "Some in the Iraqi List, they were passive in their attitudes toward the government over the past period, although they are partners," noting that the coalition "does not want the withdrawal of Iraq but we hope that the changed the political discourse of the direction of unified address list with the government and they are part of it. "
Saadi added that the coalition "arrived to the point of no longer possible that there will be core members of the government and act as opposition," stressing "the need to reach a solution satisfactory to everyone who wants to go to the opposition and the opposition wants the government would be bound by its program."
The Legal Committee in the Iraqi Council of Representatives, announced on Sunday (18 December 2011), the arrival of the request of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to withdraw confidence from the deputy to the parliament, Saleh al-Mutlaq.
The leader of the coalition of state law and information advisor to the Prime Minister Yasin Majeed, revealed in a television interview, on Saturday evening (17 December 2011), that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki asked the Council of Representatives may withdraw confidence from the Vice President for Services Affairs Saleh al-Mutlaq, indicating that the latter is not qualified for the position.
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