Deputy for the Liberal bloc: the national meeting held in the status quo has become an urgent necessity

Baghdad - where the MP for the Liberal bloc of the Sadrist movement Hassan Jubouri that a national meeting on the status quo has become an urgent need to put an end to the differences between the political blocs, especially after the rhetoric latest exchange of political leaders. Jubouri said, told all of Iraq [where] the day Friday. " we need today to a national meeting a real and realistic depends on the solution the main points of contention between the blocks, "stressing that" the Iraqi political scene was tainted by mistrust and compatibility in a lot of things. " and added that "the situation in Iraq today needs to be clear and meaningful dialogues between the political parties to put points on the characters during the national meeting which prepared him for two months across the Preparatory Committee. " and saw the political arena rise significantly in the severity of the exchange of accusations, especially among the Kurds and a coalition of state law, after he refused to Kurdistan Region President Masoud Barzani, delivery, Vice President of the Republic required to eliminate Tariq al-Hashimi to the central government. has launched a Kurdish regional President Massoud Barzani in his speech last Tuesday lashed out at the government suggesting to declare a Kurdish state. noteworthy that members of the Preparatory Committee to meet the national swung the postponement of the national meeting until after the Arab summit to be held at the end of March current, Aazin it to the need of the Preparatory Committee more time in resolving their work and the development agenda to meet the national. scheduled Arab summit next week in Baghdad after he answered the many Arab countries to invite Iraq to attend the summit, while rejected the Arab League to provide an invitation to Syria to attend the Summit to implement the decision taken by the Arab League last November to suspend the participation of Syria in the activities of the university because of the ongoing developments there.


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