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Monday, January 9, 2012 15:06
Parliament: the dialogues between the coalition and Iraqi national had made positive progress
BAGHDAD / Baghdadiya News / .. MP said the coalition of state law, Abbas al-Bayati, Monday, the dialogues between the National Alliance and the Iraqi List has not made positive progress, noting that the return of Iraqi participation in the parliament, government and naming ministers security will top the agenda of the National Conference to be held during the the coming period.
He said al-Bayati told / Baghdadiya News /, that "the debates that took place between the National Alliance and the Iraqi List, the parties did not make any progress."
"The National Alliance sees the need to discuss the National Congress of the outstanding problems without foreign intervention."
He described al-Bayati's "Iraqi List, to internationalize the internal crisis between the political parties and the use of foreign parties not directly concerned is not correct, indicating that it Atacher positive efforts to the National Alliance, and would disrupt the national conference before the meeting."
Bayati said that "the agreement on the mechanics of the return post of the Iraqi parliament and government and ministers to resolve file naming security will top the agenda of the National Congress, that the political parties agreed to dedicate next week to hold bilateral meetings between the primaries and the political blocs."
The country has a major political crisis on the back of the issuance of the Supreme Judicial Council an arrest warrant for Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi on the back of confessions made by three of his bodyguards have indicated where to receiving instructions directly from al-Hashemi for the implementation of the killings of the right of government officials and officers in the security ministries, in addition to request made by the Prime Minister to the parliament to withdraw confidence from his deputy, Saleh al-Mutlaq, after he called the last dictator press statements, which decided with the Iraqi Hashemi's comments and the presence of al-Mutlaq in parliament deputies and ministers in the government / End / 18 j.
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Parliament: the dialogues between the coalition and Iraqi national had made positive progress
BAGHDAD / Baghdadiya News / .. MP said the coalition of state law, Abbas al-Bayati, Monday, the dialogues between the National Alliance and the Iraqi List has not made positive progress, noting that the return of Iraqi participation in the parliament, government and naming ministers security will top the agenda of the National Conference to be held during the the coming period.
He said al-Bayati told / Baghdadiya News /, that "the debates that took place between the National Alliance and the Iraqi List, the parties did not make any progress."
"The National Alliance sees the need to discuss the National Congress of the outstanding problems without foreign intervention."
He described al-Bayati's "Iraqi List, to internationalize the internal crisis between the political parties and the use of foreign parties not directly concerned is not correct, indicating that it Atacher positive efforts to the National Alliance, and would disrupt the national conference before the meeting."
Bayati said that "the agreement on the mechanics of the return post of the Iraqi parliament and government and ministers to resolve file naming security will top the agenda of the National Congress, that the political parties agreed to dedicate next week to hold bilateral meetings between the primaries and the political blocs."
The country has a major political crisis on the back of the issuance of the Supreme Judicial Council an arrest warrant for Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi on the back of confessions made by three of his bodyguards have indicated where to receiving instructions directly from al-Hashemi for the implementation of the killings of the right of government officials and officers in the security ministries, in addition to request made by the Prime Minister to the parliament to withdraw confidence from his deputy, Saleh al-Mutlaq, after he called the last dictator press statements, which decided with the Iraqi Hashemi's comments and the presence of al-Mutlaq in parliament deputies and ministers in the government / End / 18 j.
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