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Maliki disclosed during a meeting with the Anbar plan to convert all the powers of the central government to local governments
Wednesday, January 28 / 1 December 2011 16:38
{Baghdad} Euphrates News Prime Minister during his meeting with a number of sheikhs and dignitaries of Anbar is ready to meet all the demands of the provincial council, which fall within his constitutional powers.
Nuri al-Maliki said, according to a statement of the Prime Minister received the Euphrates News Agency {} a copy of "the need to preserve national unity among all Iraqis and expand the powers of provinces, including position to provide services and accelerate the process of reconstruction of their provinces."
He said al-Maliki, to the "legitimacy of the demands made by the province of Anbar," stressing "his willingness to meet them all, but the demands that are outside the circle of his constitutional powers."
And the prime minister that "no plan to convert all the powers of the central government to local governments, except those related to sovereignty, security and foreign policy and the distribution of wealth that must be centralized so that is distributed to all citizens equally." Ended.
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Maliki disclosed during a meeting with the Anbar plan to convert all the powers of the central government to local governments
Wednesday, January 28 / 1 December 2011 16:38
{Baghdad} Euphrates News Prime Minister during his meeting with a number of sheikhs and dignitaries of Anbar is ready to meet all the demands of the provincial council, which fall within his constitutional powers.
Nuri al-Maliki said, according to a statement of the Prime Minister received the Euphrates News Agency {} a copy of "the need to preserve national unity among all Iraqis and expand the powers of provinces, including position to provide services and accelerate the process of reconstruction of their provinces."
He said al-Maliki, to the "legitimacy of the demands made by the province of Anbar," stressing "his willingness to meet them all, but the demands that are outside the circle of his constitutional powers."
And the prime minister that "no plan to convert all the powers of the central government to local governments, except those related to sovereignty, security and foreign policy and the distribution of wealth that must be centralized so that is distributed to all citizens equally." Ended.
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