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Jawad Bolani: Today's meeting was positive and break the deadlock between the political blocs
Saturday, July 9, 2011 17:39
A member of the House of Representatives for the coalition and the unity of Iraq MP Jawad Polanyi's meeting of leaders of political blocs today positive and contributed to breaking the deadlock between the political blocs.
Polanyi said, told all of Iraq [where] on Saturday that "the political blocs to a meeting today at the home of President Jalal Talabani to open new horizons to embrace the political readings on pertinent issues and withdrawing Kaltrchiq Ministerial Council and the U.S. policies."
"The outcome of this meeting is to accomplish and develop the agreements previously concluded between the political blocs such as the Convention of Arbil, which makes the political landscape in Iraq more than a breakthrough," noting that "these positive results of this meeting will strengthen the confidence of the Iraqi people to the political process."
Bolani said that "there are many commonalities among the political blocs to ensure that believes in the rule of the formation of national interests in the country," calling for political blocs to the need to abide by the constitution and return to the problems facing them to discover the powers and responsibilities of each of them.
And political blocs held its second meeting under the auspices of President Jalal Talabani this morning with a view to resolving the current political crisis experienced by the country.
A source from inside the venue confirmed for [where] that "the meeting, which began this morning at the opening address the issue of extending the survival of part of the American forces and the possibility of it than not."
The leaders of political blocs, on 20 June, at the home of Jalal Talabani, the absence of meeting the Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi and President of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi and the Kurdistan Region President Massoud Barzani.
Talabani stressed then that "the political blocs agreed to end the escalation language media rose, describing the meeting as" important "to end the estrangement and alienation, also pointed out that the leaders of the blocs agreed to hold another meeting to implement the remainder of the agreements of Arbil."
And escalated the political crisis taking place in Iraq for more than a year and two months between the coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi, against the backdrop of demonstrations staged by Tahrir Square in Baghdad on 10 June last, and demonstrations of counter-thought that the government sponsored and which demanded the execution of the perpetrators of the wedding of Dujail and to hold politicians who stand behind them, and considered the Iraqi they carried the abuse to her and its leader, also incite sectarian and return Iraq to the atmosphere of the years 2006 and 2007, while confirming that the return of organized crime within a percent on an indication of the collapse of the security file.
The spin differences between the Iraqi List and a coalition of state law on some of the terms of the Erbil, including the draft Law on the Council strategic policies senior, and most important of these differences the mechanism to select the President of the Council, as the demands of the Iraqi List to be the mechanism of choice in the House of Representatives, which rejected the National Alliance and demanded that the be inside the body that are within the National Council for the strategic policy and capacity, where it has the person who chairs the Council and its powers, whether it would be described as general secretary or president?.
The head of the Kurdistan region of Iraq, Massoud Barzani, in September 2010, an initiative on resolving the political crisis in Iraq include the formation of a committee of between eight and twelve representatives of the political blocs to begin talks to form a new government and work to resolve outstanding differences, and convening meetings of the expanded leaders to resolve the issue of the three presidencies.
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