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Hakim signed into the trap of lost confidence?! .. Maliki will not give the position of Secretary of Baghdad, the Supreme Mlges entertained!!
12/05/2012 12:00 am
BAGHDAD / future Iraqi
government revealed a source familiar with the refusal of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for the candidate of the Supreme Council for the position of Secretary of Baghdad, Mohammed al-Rubaie, was expected. The source said in a press statement yesterday that al-Maliki vowed repeatedly On more than one occasion that he would not give the job to the Supreme Council as long as the head of government. He said the trends Maliki comes as part of his quest to curtail the role of the Supreme Council, and to paralyze the presence of government in the state institutions, adding that this approach is subject to the accounts and calendars, special electoral and the Supreme Council has a large fan base might tip the results of provincial elections and parliamentary elections. The Advisor to the Prime Minister had justified yesterday rejected Maliki for the candidate of the Supreme Council, not consent of the parties in the National Alliance on naming Mohammed al-Rubaie, secretary to Baghdad. The source said the prime minister rejected all candidates nominated by the Supreme Council for the job, stressing that the biographies of these candidates lies in the corridors of the Prime Minister's Office, and it will not see the light of day under the direction Maliki not give the job to any personal Hakim يرشحها. The head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Ammar al-Hakim, had announced Monday in a press conference on the nomination of Mohammed al-Rubaie, a member of the Baghdad Provincial Council present to the post of Secretary of Baghdad formally. The source continued that al-Hakim's attitude became very weak, especially that the prime minister refused to spring was a strike 'blow' Goodwill person Mr. Ammar al-Hakim in dealing with the source of the government's decision. He Political observers feared that this rejection and insist on not granting the position of Secretary of Baghdad to the Supreme Council is due Mhassata, a clear indication of trends Prime Minister in an attempt curtail the role of the Supreme Council and its benefits to earn bets electoral for the next stage. The Supreme Council had given more than four candidates for the position of Secretary of Baghdad since Sabir al-Issawi former secretary to resign from this position.
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