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Vice in his coalition: Maliki may decline the request for the withdrawal of confidence from the al-Mutlaq
10.02.2012 | (Voice of Iraq)
Baghdad (news) most likely member of the state law the National Alliance MP Ibrahim Rikabi The fall of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's decision to withdraw confidence from his deputy al-Mutlaq. Rikabi, in a statement (of the Agency news) Friday: at al-Mutlaq to be cooperating in the government program as a Deputy Prime Minister for Services Affairs and must work with the Prime Minister not to have letters of hostile divide between the political leaders.
He added that al-Mutlaq, a Council of Ministers may not be "attacking" the Prime Minister as a "dictatorship", but there is cooperation and without provocation between the parties because this provocations adversely affect political relations and that there were Raa different between the two parties may not speak about the media. and the MP for the rule of law: that the Prime Minister has backtracked from his decision to exempt al-Mutlaq from his post as there will of al-Mutlaq to be a collaborator in order to provide services to people , expressing the hope of dissolving the ice between the two parties. earlier stressed the leadership in the list of renewal MP / coalition in Iraq / Ashour Hamid, that his list is committed to the welfare of al-Mutlaq, Vice Prime Minister, and asked Nuri al-Maliki replace it does not apply to Iraq.
Hamid said in a statement ( the news): The Iraqi List, has no idea of replacing one of their representatives within the government, and that every minister took his place, including Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, but in case you wanted al-Mutlaq switch this position of his right, he said, adding that Iraq is committed to the survival of al-Mutlaq, his job and that the proposal Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to replace his deputy, parliament does not apply to Iraq. He Iraqi MP: that al-Mutlaq, so far did not return to work despite the return of all Iraqi ministers to work within the government.
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10.02.2012 | (Voice of Iraq)
Baghdad (news) most likely member of the state law the National Alliance MP Ibrahim Rikabi The fall of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's decision to withdraw confidence from his deputy al-Mutlaq. Rikabi, in a statement (of the Agency news) Friday: at al-Mutlaq to be cooperating in the government program as a Deputy Prime Minister for Services Affairs and must work with the Prime Minister not to have letters of hostile divide between the political leaders.
He added that al-Mutlaq, a Council of Ministers may not be "attacking" the Prime Minister as a "dictatorship", but there is cooperation and without provocation between the parties because this provocations adversely affect political relations and that there were Raa different between the two parties may not speak about the media. and the MP for the rule of law: that the Prime Minister has backtracked from his decision to exempt al-Mutlaq from his post as there will of al-Mutlaq to be a collaborator in order to provide services to people , expressing the hope of dissolving the ice between the two parties. earlier stressed the leadership in the list of renewal MP / coalition in Iraq / Ashour Hamid, that his list is committed to the welfare of al-Mutlaq, Vice Prime Minister, and asked Nuri al-Maliki replace it does not apply to Iraq.
Hamid said in a statement ( the news): The Iraqi List, has no idea of replacing one of their representatives within the government, and that every minister took his place, including Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, but in case you wanted al-Mutlaq switch this position of his right, he said, adding that Iraq is committed to the survival of al-Mutlaq, his job and that the proposal Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to replace his deputy, parliament does not apply to Iraq. He Iraqi MP: that al-Mutlaq, so far did not return to work despite the return of all Iraqi ministers to work within the government.
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