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An adviser to Maliki announces the return of two Iraqi ministers, to perform the functions of their work in the Council of Ministers
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 18:29
{Baghdad: Euphrates News}
Fadel Muhammad said senior adviser to the Prime Minister for Legal Affairs return the ministers of electricity and of State for Provincial Affairs, which belong to the Iraqi List, to the Council of Ministers.
He said in a statement to the Euphrates News Agency {} that "the two ministers returned to the meetings of the Council and thus ended compulsory license granted by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for prime minister of the Iraqi List after their announcement to refrain from attending meetings of the Council."
He stated that "Maliki decided to join the Minister of Electricity Karim Aftan to membership of the ministerial committee in charge of considering the demands of the demonstrators and chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani."
And experiencing many of the country's provinces wave of protests and sit-ins against the government policy and that prompted members of the Iraqi province of the Council of Ministers and MPs claiming there is no real response and seriousness by the government to the demands of the protesters and which provides for the abolition of Justice and Accountability Law and Article 4 terrorism and approval of the General Amnesty Law.
Forcing Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to give them compulsory leave and commissioning and other ministers to work that occupied by the ministries and Iraqi ministers.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013 18:29
{Baghdad: Euphrates News}
Fadel Muhammad said senior adviser to the Prime Minister for Legal Affairs return the ministers of electricity and of State for Provincial Affairs, which belong to the Iraqi List, to the Council of Ministers.
He said in a statement to the Euphrates News Agency {} that "the two ministers returned to the meetings of the Council and thus ended compulsory license granted by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for prime minister of the Iraqi List after their announcement to refrain from attending meetings of the Council."
He stated that "Maliki decided to join the Minister of Electricity Karim Aftan to membership of the ministerial committee in charge of considering the demands of the demonstrators and chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister Hussain al-Shahristani."
And experiencing many of the country's provinces wave of protests and sit-ins against the government policy and that prompted members of the Iraqi province of the Council of Ministers and MPs claiming there is no real response and seriousness by the government to the demands of the protesters and which provides for the abolition of Justice and Accountability Law and Article 4 terrorism and approval of the General Amnesty Law.
Forcing Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to give them compulsory leave and commissioning and other ministers to work that occupied by the ministries and Iraqi ministers.
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