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Maliki: Domestic, foreign desires work to hinder government’s performance
21/08/2011 19:26:00
Baghdad (NINA) – *****Prime Minister, Nuri al-Maliki, said that there are foreign and domestic desires working on hindering the government’s performance, pointing out that some do not want to see a strong and rich Iraq capable of building itself in a short period.*****
In an interview with an Iraqi satellite television station, Maliki said, “On top of my priorities is building the state with institutions that treat all equally.”
He added, “Some in the political process who have wrong ideas on building a state, some believe that the state is to be built on a sectarian or partisan principles.”
Maliki pointed out that the term of partnership is a beautiful term but partnership must be defined according to certain mechanism; what we see today is that partnership hinders many measures; it has surpassed the authorities of Parliament and the Cabinet.”
He went on saying, “We have agreed in Parliament to make balance and to vote on the government’s top posts, but we call for balancing to be based on qualification not sectarian or faith.”
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21/08/2011 19:26:00
Baghdad (NINA) – *****Prime Minister, Nuri al-Maliki, said that there are foreign and domestic desires working on hindering the government’s performance, pointing out that some do not want to see a strong and rich Iraq capable of building itself in a short period.*****
In an interview with an Iraqi satellite television station, Maliki said, “On top of my priorities is building the state with institutions that treat all equally.”
He added, “Some in the political process who have wrong ideas on building a state, some believe that the state is to be built on a sectarian or partisan principles.”
Maliki pointed out that the term of partnership is a beautiful term but partnership must be defined according to certain mechanism; what we see today is that partnership hinders many measures; it has surpassed the authorities of Parliament and the Cabinet.”
He went on saying, “We have agreed in Parliament to make balance and to vote on the government’s top posts, but we call for balancing to be based on qualification not sectarian or faith.”
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