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National Alliance once again stick to the dialogue to overcome the crisis and save the democratic experience
Friday, June 1, 2012 22:28
{Erbil} News Euphrates new National Alliance, which is headed by former Prime Minister Ibrahim Jaafari, his commitment to dialogue as a way out of the crisis in the country in order to maintain the democratic experiment in the country.
This came at the end of a regular meeting of the Political Commission of the National Alliance held Friday evening in the office of al-Jaafari in Baghdad and in the presence of representatives of all the blocks that fall in the coalition.
The meeting of the coalition at a time when many talk about the efforts of political blocs to withdraw confidence from the government in protest against the policy of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Previously, a cluster of Iraq and the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadr movement that brought the letter to the National Alliance for the nomination of a replacement for al-Maliki for the post of prime minister.
A statement from Jaafari's office received and Euphrates News Agency {} a copy of it that "During the meeting, emphasizing the importance of moving seriously in political reform and the need for early convening of the national meeting, which is the practical field to discuss the papers and proposals aimed at resolving the status quo."
And called upon the forces of the National Alliance meeting at the end of political forces aiming to "overcome the current crisis through dialogue and responsible initiatives through the activation of operation to dismantle the files of the crisis and to strive to arbitration constants declared in a bid to preserve the democratic experiment in Iraq and build the institutions of the state,"
He stressed the Iraqi National Alliance to "activate the rules of procedure of the National Alliance."
National Alliance did not respond positively to the message blocks are critical of its policy of al-Maliki, which continued to hold consultations during the last few days, and talk about it being busy collecting votes to ensure a vote to withdraw confidence from the government in the House of Representatives. Ended.
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Friday, June 1, 2012 22:28
{Erbil} News Euphrates new National Alliance, which is headed by former Prime Minister Ibrahim Jaafari, his commitment to dialogue as a way out of the crisis in the country in order to maintain the democratic experiment in the country.
This came at the end of a regular meeting of the Political Commission of the National Alliance held Friday evening in the office of al-Jaafari in Baghdad and in the presence of representatives of all the blocks that fall in the coalition.
The meeting of the coalition at a time when many talk about the efforts of political blocs to withdraw confidence from the government in protest against the policy of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Previously, a cluster of Iraq and the Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadr movement that brought the letter to the National Alliance for the nomination of a replacement for al-Maliki for the post of prime minister.
A statement from Jaafari's office received and Euphrates News Agency {} a copy of it that "During the meeting, emphasizing the importance of moving seriously in political reform and the need for early convening of the national meeting, which is the practical field to discuss the papers and proposals aimed at resolving the status quo."
And called upon the forces of the National Alliance meeting at the end of political forces aiming to "overcome the current crisis through dialogue and responsible initiatives through the activation of operation to dismantle the files of the crisis and to strive to arbitration constants declared in a bid to preserve the democratic experiment in Iraq and build the institutions of the state,"
He stressed the Iraqi National Alliance to "activate the rules of procedure of the National Alliance."
National Alliance did not respond positively to the message blocks are critical of its policy of al-Maliki, which continued to hold consultations during the last few days, and talk about it being busy collecting votes to ensure a vote to withdraw confidence from the government in the House of Representatives. Ended.
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