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Ani: the return of Iraqi ministers will depend on how serious the success of Maliki's coalition, the National Conference
TUESDAY, 31 DECEMBER / 2 JANUARY 2012 18:09 HITS: 1
Confirmed leader of the Iraqi List, Dhafir al-Ani, Tuesday, that the decision to return and minister his list of the government depends on how serious a coalition of state law, which led Prime Minister to the success of the National Conference, while stressing that the prevailing view now among the leaders of the menu that the time was not yet ripe for their return, between the decision to return the list to parliament deputies took the difficulty as a result of the different viewpoints of its members.
Said Dhafir al-Ani said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "the main criterion that will be in light of the return of ministers of the Iraqi List whether or not to the government, is the extent of the seriousness of Maliki's coalition in the success of the National Conference and the results will lead to," asserting that "the return of ministers of Iraq will be subject to this. "
Alani said "not yet time for the return of ministers of the Iraqi List, which is the prevailing opinion among the leaders of the list," adding that "the issue of the return of Ministers of the Iraqi government, assigned to the list members, to their leaders to discuss and reach a decision about it."
The leadership in Iraq that "the decision to return the deputies of the Iraqi List to Parliament was made difficult because of different views within the list in this regard," noting that "some members of the list was consistently called the province, as some people call the other escalation, because the indicators that fall within the Iraqi List, has not not sufficient to reverse the decision to boycott. "
He said that al-Ani, "the return of the Iraqi parliament, came to the existence of legislation as Treasury important laws and legal parties and the general amnesty," noting that "Iraq wants its decision to strengthen the position of the supporting force, by giving a signal, that we are serious about the success of the National Congress."
The Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the list of Iraq Saleh al-Mutlaq, called on Tuesday (January 31 now), the Minister of Iraq to continue to suspend their attendance meetings of the Council of Ministers, adding that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, "leads to suppression, and waging war against the Sunnis and Shiites," a war on all the national in Iraq, he noted that "dictatorship and repression in Iraq more than a dictatorship and repression in Syria."
And decided the Iraqi List, in (January 29, 2012), during a meeting attended by its leader, Iyad Allawi and President of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi and Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, a return to the meetings of the House of Representatives and the postponement of the return of ministers to the government until further notice, and demanded an end features provocative and armed the right Iraqi citizens and the public and its members and ministers and leaders.
And confirmed the Iraqi List, said on Monday (January 30 now), the return of its ministers in the government to the Council of Ministers after a week, denying the existence of negative pressure exerted on it to end its boycott of parliament and the government.
He said State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's decision was "correct to address the wrong attitude," and he hoped to take the existing stand true last to return to the government, while saw the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr that the decision is the beginning of the formation of the Iraqi opposition in Parliament, pointing out it has proved itself to be part of the solution and push for a national conference in spite of the failure to meet its demands.
The decision coincided with a series of attitudes supportive of the formation of a "majority government" after the new coalition of state law, his position and the board to form a majority government, a political agreement with the Kurdistan Alliance in the event of continued Iraqi List, suspend attend sessions of Parliament, has announced the leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahmoud Osman said that the coalition of state law is able to form a majority government policy, as confirmed leader of the Islamic Dawa Party, Walid al-Hilli, the trend is towards the formation of a majority government in the event of continued Iraqi province.
The State of Law coalition board more than once during the recent period, that he may resort to the formation of a political majority, as a last resort to get out of the political crisis facing Iraq since the Iraqi List, comments attend the meetings of the House and Parliament (17 December 2011), on the back indictment of Vice President and leader of the terrorist Tariq al-Hashimi, and Maliki's demand to withdraw confidence from the parliament deputy and leader of the Iraqi Also, Saleh al-Mutlaq described the background and the Prime Minister to "dictator."
The leader of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, on January 18, 2012, three options in the event of failure of the National Conference scheduled to be held by the political forces soon, is that the National Alliance nominate a new prime minister instead of Nuri al-Maliki, or form a new government is preparing for early elections, or the formation of a national partnership based on a real implementation of agreements on full Erbil, while calling for a number of Iraqi MPs in more than one occasion dismissed al-Maliki.
The President of the Republic Jalal Talabani and parliament Osama Najafi agreed during a meeting held in the province of Sulaymaniyah, on 27 December 2011, a national conference of all political forces to address issues related to governance, the state and develop solutions crisis has, in rejection of the National Alliance Conference held in Kurdistan He emphasized the need to take place in Baghdad and called for his support and keep the issue of Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi for politicization.
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TUESDAY, 31 DECEMBER / 2 JANUARY 2012 18:09 HITS: 1
Confirmed leader of the Iraqi List, Dhafir al-Ani, Tuesday, that the decision to return and minister his list of the government depends on how serious a coalition of state law, which led Prime Minister to the success of the National Conference, while stressing that the prevailing view now among the leaders of the menu that the time was not yet ripe for their return, between the decision to return the list to parliament deputies took the difficulty as a result of the different viewpoints of its members.
Said Dhafir al-Ani said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "the main criterion that will be in light of the return of ministers of the Iraqi List whether or not to the government, is the extent of the seriousness of Maliki's coalition in the success of the National Conference and the results will lead to," asserting that "the return of ministers of Iraq will be subject to this. "
Alani said "not yet time for the return of ministers of the Iraqi List, which is the prevailing opinion among the leaders of the list," adding that "the issue of the return of Ministers of the Iraqi government, assigned to the list members, to their leaders to discuss and reach a decision about it."
The leadership in Iraq that "the decision to return the deputies of the Iraqi List to Parliament was made difficult because of different views within the list in this regard," noting that "some members of the list was consistently called the province, as some people call the other escalation, because the indicators that fall within the Iraqi List, has not not sufficient to reverse the decision to boycott. "
He said that al-Ani, "the return of the Iraqi parliament, came to the existence of legislation as Treasury important laws and legal parties and the general amnesty," noting that "Iraq wants its decision to strengthen the position of the supporting force, by giving a signal, that we are serious about the success of the National Congress."
The Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the list of Iraq Saleh al-Mutlaq, called on Tuesday (January 31 now), the Minister of Iraq to continue to suspend their attendance meetings of the Council of Ministers, adding that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, "leads to suppression, and waging war against the Sunnis and Shiites," a war on all the national in Iraq, he noted that "dictatorship and repression in Iraq more than a dictatorship and repression in Syria."
And decided the Iraqi List, in (January 29, 2012), during a meeting attended by its leader, Iyad Allawi and President of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi and Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, a return to the meetings of the House of Representatives and the postponement of the return of ministers to the government until further notice, and demanded an end features provocative and armed the right Iraqi citizens and the public and its members and ministers and leaders.
And confirmed the Iraqi List, said on Monday (January 30 now), the return of its ministers in the government to the Council of Ministers after a week, denying the existence of negative pressure exerted on it to end its boycott of parliament and the government.
He said State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's decision was "correct to address the wrong attitude," and he hoped to take the existing stand true last to return to the government, while saw the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr that the decision is the beginning of the formation of the Iraqi opposition in Parliament, pointing out it has proved itself to be part of the solution and push for a national conference in spite of the failure to meet its demands.
The decision coincided with a series of attitudes supportive of the formation of a "majority government" after the new coalition of state law, his position and the board to form a majority government, a political agreement with the Kurdistan Alliance in the event of continued Iraqi List, suspend attend sessions of Parliament, has announced the leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, Mahmoud Osman said that the coalition of state law is able to form a majority government policy, as confirmed leader of the Islamic Dawa Party, Walid al-Hilli, the trend is towards the formation of a majority government in the event of continued Iraqi province.
The State of Law coalition board more than once during the recent period, that he may resort to the formation of a political majority, as a last resort to get out of the political crisis facing Iraq since the Iraqi List, comments attend the meetings of the House and Parliament (17 December 2011), on the back indictment of Vice President and leader of the terrorist Tariq al-Hashimi, and Maliki's demand to withdraw confidence from the parliament deputy and leader of the Iraqi Also, Saleh al-Mutlaq described the background and the Prime Minister to "dictator."
The leader of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, on January 18, 2012, three options in the event of failure of the National Conference scheduled to be held by the political forces soon, is that the National Alliance nominate a new prime minister instead of Nuri al-Maliki, or form a new government is preparing for early elections, or the formation of a national partnership based on a real implementation of agreements on full Erbil, while calling for a number of Iraqi MPs in more than one occasion dismissed al-Maliki.
The President of the Republic Jalal Talabani and parliament Osama Najafi agreed during a meeting held in the province of Sulaymaniyah, on 27 December 2011, a national conference of all political forces to address issues related to governance, the state and develop solutions crisis has, in rejection of the National Alliance Conference held in Kurdistan He emphasized the need to take place in Baghdad and called for his support and keep the issue of Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi for politicization.
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