May 24, 2011
State Law: Iraq steps designed to delay naming security minister
Accused of a list of the coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Tuesday, the Iraqi List, trying to delay naming ministers of security through the addition of two other candidates for the list of candidates for the defense portfolio, indicating that al-Maliki will deal with the issue professionally and objectively.
A member of the Coalition on Alfalh told the Kurdish news agency reported that the addition of the Iraqi List, names others to the list of names of candidates for the defense portfolio is part of what you are doing Iraq two months ago to delay naming Minister security, noting that the Iraqi sometimes you convert the names of candidates to the accountability and justice, and sometimes the President House of Representatives of the Council to enjoy the escape from the news and the postponement of the vote on the security despite the rejection, he said.
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State Law: Iraq steps designed to delay naming security minister
Accused of a list of the coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on Tuesday, the Iraqi List, trying to delay naming ministers of security through the addition of two other candidates for the list of candidates for the defense portfolio, indicating that al-Maliki will deal with the issue professionally and objectively.
A member of the Coalition on Alfalh told the Kurdish news agency reported that the addition of the Iraqi List, names others to the list of names of candidates for the defense portfolio is part of what you are doing Iraq two months ago to delay naming Minister security, noting that the Iraqi sometimes you convert the names of candidates to the accountability and justice, and sometimes the President House of Representatives of the Council to enjoy the escape from the news and the postponement of the vote on the security despite the rejection, he said.
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