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Araji denies the existence of any names of candidates to fill security positions
Thursday, 06 September / September 2012 14:11
{Baghdad: Euphrates News} denied the National Alliance MP Qassem al-Araji, the existence of any names of candidates for the position of minister of defense or interior.
Still security ministries vacant, despite the passage of more than two years on the formation of the current government because of differences between the political blocs on the names of candidates to fill those positions, and managed those ministries currently acting as runs Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Interior Ministry, while managed Defense Ministry by the Minister of Culture Saadoun al-Dulaimi.
Araji told Euphrates News Agency {} on Thursday, "I am a member of the political body and a member of the Reform Committee as well as member of the mini-committee of the Committee on Reform of the security ministries file did not receive any names of candidates for the Defense Department or the Interior."
He added that "Maichea in the media of having the names of specific candidates and the Ministry of Defense and Interior are all speculation and intended to bid between this party and that," noting that "there is the National Alliance and the Iraqi List decisive this matter . "
He added that "the only way to expedite the resolution of this file is that the progress of the Iraqi List the names of candidates to fill the defense portfolio then the nomination process is realistic and recognizes security ministers bags, incompetent."
That the issue of the selection of the ministers of security is still pending due to the approval of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the names provided by the Iraqi List earlier to fill the security ministries and keeping them managed by proxy.
And still Baghdad and the provinces threatened car bomb blasts and explosive and explosive belts and a few days ago targeted worshipers in Sadr City, fell on the track scores between dead and wounded. Ended 2
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