Political Articles on Monday September 06, 2010

Deputy for National's (and brother): Abdul-Mahdi, the largest fortunes in the Premiership because he is acceptable to the Iraqi and Kurdistan


Khabaar News - Monday, 06/09/2010 @ 0:43 AM
A Brother and Sam Mullah


Between the MP for the National Coalition were part of the National Alliance Aziz Ugaili the chances of a candidate, Adel Abdul Mahdi, his coalition more than the others because it is acceptable to the coalition and Iraqi Kurdistan Alliance, as described,.

Ugaili In a special statement correspondent news news ((brother)): the candidate of the National Coalition will compete with the coalition candidate rule of law so we can have a single candidate within the National Alliance to be presented to Coalition and Iraqi Kurdistan. Stated that "Iraq's then a problem as Mr. al-Maliki and not with the National Coalition candidate and when it is nominated al-Maliki goes like it should. noting "the chances of Mr. Adel Abdul Mahdi, a stronger chance than the rest of the candidates and the next few days will attest.

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Professor Al-Hashimi: The Only Way Out of the Crisis in the Application of the Constitution and Respect for Democracy and to Comply With the Will of the People's

(Voice of Iraq) - 06/09/2010

(Voice of Iraq) - The Tareq al-Hashemi, Vice President of the Republic of external interference in Iraqi affairs and the reality of an emergency caused by local factors, regional and international, explaining that this intervention would fall with the completion of the structure of the state and its institutions.

He added, in a press statement from Mecca on the sidelines of his visit to Saudi Arabia: the Iraqi people will not be patient for a long time interventions, and also succeeded in scheduling the withdrawal of U.S. troops it will succeed in putting an end to foreign intervention to regain its full sovereignty.

"He added: "The transparent discussion with regional and international forces is beneficial, provided that the choice is purely an Iraqi and immune to the dictations."

On the divisions of Ministers, which can be interpreted to him form the next government ruled out al-Hashemi said under those divisions sectarian lines themselves witnessed by the previous government, stressing that the alternative lies in the adoption of the eligibility criteria electoral blocs participating in the government, adding: "That alone will address the problem of genuine national devoted previous experiences adopted standard sectarian and partisan trade-offs among the Iraqis applying for the job in return for ignoring the criterion of competence. "

As Hashimi stressed that what is required is to bow to popular will and the adoption of national standard and professional as it would result in a qualitative and tangible progress on either economic growth or improvement in quality of life for Iraqi citizens in various fields leading to the manufacture of a privileged position in Iraq among the successful countries at the development of all.

Press office

To Professor Tariq al-Hashimi

Vice-President of the Republic

6/9/2010

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After Diminishing Allawi's Chances of Winning is Ready to Withdraw From the Competition for Prime Minister

2010-09-06 13:14:49

BAGHDAD (Iba) / follow-/ - stressed Iyad Allawi, a candidate list the Iraqi prime minister, on Monday, the need to respect due constitutional bloc by the other parties until the formation of a government partnership and a truly national in which all parties participate in the decision-making is important to them.

And replied, "Allawi, said that if the objections of the person to prevent becoming prime minister in the next government but of the Iraqi bloc or the rest of the other blocks it is willing to relinquish this post duress, as he, and he does not want to stick with that position or another, but the thing that I hold very strongly by the Cluster is due on the Iraqi constitutional entrusted the task of forming the Government.

Allawi said in an interview with the newspaper "Gulf," The important thing for us is that the government would be impartial and able to perform what is required of the Iraqi society, because it is not correct and is good for the future of Iraq is to form a government now quickly and after a period of a few of its formation cause havoc in the country.

Allawi stressed that if there was chaos, "God forbid," they have very serious consequences on the future of Iraq.

Allawi stressed the presence and mediation of some regional states and with Russia and Iran, to convince them that the "Iraqi" do not have any targets of aggression against Iran.

Allawi praised the role of religious authority not to involve itself among the political blocs. (End)

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Maliki to Head the Next Government, Stronger Than the Chances of Abdul-Mahdi

Monday, 06 September 2010 09:48 GMT


The leader of the coalition of the state of law Keywords in an interview to the site Alsumaria News", The chances of al-Maliki to head the next government is stronger than the chances of a candidate National Coalition Adel Abdul Mahdi, both internally and externally , and expected at the same time to be deciding the issue of candidate, the National Alliance in record time. The Keywords that dialogue sessions, the first will bring together the national coalition rule of law will examine the mechanisms that is most Realistic and flexible access to real results , pointing out that those meetings would begin soon to resolve the issue of presidential candidate in light of the government, to accelerate the formation of the government and the House of Representatives to hold direct meetings.

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Hey...... great work Rocky and Kari. Thank you!

Source: We Expect Meeting Between Maliki, Allawi and Mahdi

PUKmedia 06-09-2010 18:00:13



Official Spokesman of National Alliance Khalid Al-Mulla said that he expects a crucial meeting to be held between Leader of the State of Law Alliance Nouri al-Maliki, Leader of Iraqiya Alliance Iyad Allawi and Adel Abdel Mahdi to discuss the formation of the Iraqi government.

Al-Mulla In a statement to our website on Monday, September 06, clarified that the meeting between the candidates to the prime ministry post needs to be direct in order to form the federal government.

Reported by: Layla al-Shimmery (PUKmedia Arabic Version)

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Iraq’s National Alliance Insists on 80% Votes to Select Its Candidate for PM Post

September 6, 2010 - 02:09:58

BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Iraq’s National Alliance has announced on Monday its persistence to achieve an 80 percent vote in the Parliament to nominate its candidate for the new prime minister’s post, reiterating that such a percentage would prove that the candidate is “accepted on pan-national level.”

“80% of the votes expresses the fact that the National Alliance’s candidate will be accepted on the pan-national level. Accordingly, our Alliance insists on this percentage, because it shall represent the highest majority, whilst we insist to go to the Parliament with as single candidate only,” the National Alliance’s Media Director, Humam Hammoudi told Aswat al-Iraq.

Commenting on the meeting of the National Alliance at the residence of the Chairman of the National Congress, Ahmed al-Chalabi last Sunday, Hammoudi said, “The meeting was concentrated to discuss future steps, to be followed by the State of Law bloc, led by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and other national blocs.” He did not elaborate.

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September 6, 2010 - 02:09:58

BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Iraq’s National Alliance has announced on Monday its persistence to achieve an 80 percent vote in the Parliament to nominate its candidate for the new prime minister’s post, reiterating that such a percentage would prove that the candidate is “accepted on pan-national level.”

“80% of the votes expresses the fact that the National Alliance’s candidate will be accepted on the pan-national level. Accordingly, our Alliance insists on this percentage, because it shall represent the highest majority, whilst we insist to go to the Parliament with as single candidate only,” the National Alliance’s Media Director, Humam Hammoudi told Aswat al-Iraq.

Commenting on the meeting of the National Alliance at the residence of the Chairman of the National Congress, Ahmed al-Chalabi last Sunday, Hammoudi said, “The meeting was concentrated to discuss future steps, to be followed by the State of Law bloc, led by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and other national blocs.” He did not elaborate.

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Below I have included the key political articles from the dail summary of the news released by President Talibani's Press Office

Press reports

1- State law requires new mechanisms to resolve the Iraqi prime minister ..: boycott the political process if the imposition of the National Alliance will we (the Union)

A member of Allawi's Iraqi List, Muhammad, Sunday, the Iraqi political process if the boycott imposed by the will of the National Alliance, warned that the imposition of the will of the National Alliance by overtaking on the "benefit of the Iraqi election" is a "coup" on democracy and a violation of the Constitution.

The Allawi told (Voices of Iraq) that "the politicization of the judiciary, imposing the will of the so-called National Alliance to overcome the elections of Iraq a coup against democracy and a flagrant violation of the Constitution," adding that "Iraq would boycott the political process, if imposed by the will of the National Alliance, the fact that this would be the end of the Iraqi state and its collapse. "

The Iraqi National Coalition officially announced the nomination of leader of the Islamic Supreme Council, Adel Abdul Mahdi as prime minister in a move to rival, the rule of law Nuri al-Maliki to choose one candidate for the National Alliance, which represents the node most prominent on the road to forming a government after six months of parliamentary elections.

Allawi stressed the "foreign interference, the judge refused to share power between Iraq and the rule of law," saying "We prefer to shun the political process to pass the agendas of the State Department and Iran." In reference to Iran's support for the continuation of the National Alliance and choose a prime minister from within, and support the United States for a candidate rule of law. The Allawi coalition refused to negotiate with the Iraqi National Alliance as one bloc, saying that "Iraq refuses to negotiate with the National Alliance because they did not recognize him, but willing to negotiate with the National Coalition and the rule of law both on the unit."

Allawi commented on the conflicting statements on the Iraqi crisis, Congress formed the government, saying "some of the statements going contexts constants that list, which is claimed by the principles of non-negotiable, while the other statements resulting from the recognition of the status quo imposed on us".

In addition, said a member of a coalition Iraqi Kazem Al Shammari that his slate will be held today (Monday) will be held periodically to consider a number of things concerning the conduct of negotiations with other blocs, including the results of the election Adel Abdul Mahdi, a candidate National Coalition to conduct negotiations with national, stressing at the same time maintained its list of entitlement election to form a government.

The Shammari told (Voices of Iraq) that "Iraq will be meeting Monday deliberative of all its members searching with the negotiating committees are reached by negotiations with other political blocs will also discuss the results of the election of Vice President Adel Abdul Mahdi, a candidate for prime minister for national conduct negotiations with them ". "The strategy will also be making the steps to be pursued by Iraq for the next period, which must be acceptable to all parties to the components of Iraq." The new Al Shammari "stuck right to his list of constitutional and electoral systems in forming a government, and Bmarcham for the post of prime minister Iyad Allawi's sole candidate."

In contrast, a coalition member said Haider Abadi, a state of law, Sunday, said a meeting was held on Saturday between his coalition and the National Coalition to discuss the mechanisms for selecting the National Alliance candidate for prime minister, noting that the meeting was preliminary. Abadi, "A meeting was held on Saturday between the poles of the National Alliance to discuss the mechanisms for selecting its candidate, but the meeting was a preliminary, we need to further meetings with the National Coalition." And that "the mechanism to select prime ministerial candidate for the National Coalition, which will be required to coalition rule of law, reliable on the adoption of the voting mechanism through the Committee of Wise Men, with a reduction ratio of 80 to 60% of the voting on the candidates and get a higher win the nomination of the coalition." The Abadi said the "state of law adheres candidate through only Nuri al-Maliki, and that the mechanism agreed between the poles of the National Alliance, but if they come with the brothers in the National Coalition to a dead end then it will be for every incident," expected to "bring-Maliki, a great success if Such a mechanism has been adopted on the grounds that the rule of law has received signals from the parties within the National Coalition will work to support al-Maliki to win the nomination at the expense of Vice President Adel Abdul-Mahdi. "

For his part, said a member of the National Alliance for the rule of law on the Keywords, Sunday, the mass presented a formal invitation to the National Coalition to hold a meeting to resolve the issue of the National Alliance candidate for prime minister. The Keywords (Voices of Iraq) that "the rule of law extended a formal invitation to my country to develop a mechanism resolved whereby the issue of prime ministerial candidate among the nominees of the National Alliance of Adel Abdul Mahdi, candidate of the Islamic Supreme Council (National Coalition), and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a candidate state of law , but we do not receive the response until now. " Keywords believes that "mechanisms have been introduced earlier in the National Coalition on the issue of voting is now useless, so we are looking for more flexible mechanisms be developed if the rate of 50% or more to resolve the stand and this is what we will put forward during the meeting."

On the other hand, confirmed the list of Iraqi National Coalition, Sunday, that the meeting will be held between them and the coalition of the rule of law in the coming period to examine the file forming the government will put the record straight, pointing out that the meeting will come out mechanisms to be adopted in the differentiation between candidate coalitions for the post of prime minister. A spokesman for the National Coalition for Hamid Maaleh (Akaniwz) that "our next meeting with a list of the rule of law will resolve several of the most important points to identify the mechanisms of differentiation between the coalitions are a candidate for the post of prime minister." The Maaleh that "the National Coalition has not received any call from the state of law for a meeting between them so far," stressing that "the statements that spoke on the meeting between coalitions incorrect, were reported in some national official." The Maaleh that "all components of the National Coalition considers what happened is the first step and positive towards breaking the political stalemate and moved between Indfa coalitions to develop new mechanisms more flexible than the previous candidate for the selection of the National Alliance for the post of prime minister."

Maaleh added that "even time there's no mechanism for the selection of the National Alliance candidate for prime minister," noting that "the meeting will decide the mechanism to be adopted may add or delete, or even go the parties to the political consensus rather than voting." The two sides have formed a committee called "Committee of Wise Men", composed of 14 members, the task of putting mechanisms to choose a candidate for the National Coalition, but it did not succeed in its quest for disagreement components of the national coalition headed by Ammar al-Hakim on one candidate for its part, in addition to objecting to candidate state law Nuri al-Maliki. And the committee in a timely mechanism for selecting the candidate, including supplying a candidate, 80% of the votes of members of the committee, or go to discuss a new mechanism in the event there is no agreement on the mechanism involved.

In addition, UN Secretary-General of the Virtue Party Hashem al-Hashemi, Sunday, that his party will depend mechanisms within the National Alliance for the selection of the candidate for prime minister, indicating that both Nuri al-Maliki and Adel Abdul Mahdi, welcome them by the mass. The al-Hashemi told (Voices of Iraq) that the Virtue Party "would not vote for a particular character, but will follow the existing mechanisms within the national alliance", noting that these mechanisms "will produce one of the candidates, if Abdul-Mahdi or al-Maliki are both welcome." He also added that virtue "is part of the National Coalition, and Adel Abdul Mahdi, we have selected a candidate to us, when we go into the National Alliance will have two candidates, the mechanisms will be put to elect the one to go by to the Parliament." Hashemi and that the meetings of the National Alliance "will resume after the National Coalition to put his views on the mechanisms by which the elected Prime Minister, and then hold meetings with the rule of law in order to agree on such mechanisms or amendment."

Stream-Jaafari: Mahdi to Aimthelna will not promote him

In a related development, it was revealed a member of the National Reform Movement, led by former Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Sunday, that the latter decided not to endorse the candidacy Adel Abdul-Mahdi as prime minister. This comes after a day of support for Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi National Congress under the WIN National Coalition for the nomination of leadership in the Islamic Supreme Council, Adel Abdul Mahdi as prime minister. Faleh al-Fayad, member of the Reform Movement, for (Akaniwz) that "the mechanism of choosing the candidate of the National Coalition for the post of prime minister and that we have repeatedly repudiated, had implications most notably the lack of support Abdul Mahdi. We will not promote him, but Anadh represent us," noting that "the current reform National is a free support of wills. " It was Ibrahim al-Jaafari and Ahmad Chalabi, from among the names which deliberated for nominations for the post of prime minister in the meetings of the National Coalition, but the Sadrists (40 seats) announced his support for the Mahdi.

Fayad explained that his movement "to go far enough, the idea of the National Coalition candidate, and we will keep all possibilities open later on who we support," in reference to the possibility of supporting the candidate list for the rule of law, Nuri al-Maliki through the mechanism of differentiation that will be adopted between him and Abdul-Mahdi. Fayad said that the tide of reform, "will attend the meetings to be held between the National Coalition and the coalition of the rule of law as a cornerstone of the coalition, the National Alliance." Fayad said that "the current President of the National Reform Ibrahim al-Jaafari is the candidate agreed on by all components of the National Coalition For almost four months," indicating that "components of the coalition was unanimously agreed upon a candidate for the National Coalition." He explained that "the components of the National Coalition did not discuss a mechanism to vote for its nominee," asserting that "compatibility Jaafari was sufficient to resolve the issue of the National Coalition candidate, did not ask to hold a hearing in this regard or to resort to a vote." Fayad said that "current national reform and its leader, al-Jaafari of the founders of the National Coalition and the National Coalition," noting that "a suspect believed to have crossed from al-Jaafari that he can give a candidate the National Alliance."

Meanwhile, a member of the National Coalition Wael Abdul Latif, Sunday, leader of the opposition Reform Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari to designate Adel Abdul Mahdi, a candidate for the National Coalition-Iraqi as illogical and unconvincing. The Abdul Latif told (Voices of Iraq) that "the current leader of the opposition Reform Ibrahim al-Jaafari to designate Adel Abdul Mahdi, a candidate for the National Coalition is unconvincing and has no logical justification, and not on the mechanisms and timing of any objection, but was simply the objection." Latif and that "the vote on the nomination of a candidate for the coalition resulted in Adel Abdul Mahdi, the 69 votes in return for one vote against him came through al-Jaafari," saying that "it is unreasonable to bow to the will of one vote and paid 69 votes chose Adel Abdul-Mahdi." Latif said: "We seek to accelerate the selection of a candidate for prime minister, and thus form a government, especially as the Sadr movement is the main player who put it all in managed Abdul-Mahdi to win the bet and won support for his nomination to lead all of Jaafari and Chalabi," returned the target of the objection Jaafari "inhibit the selection of the candidate." "Abdel-Latif" Both Iraqi and blocks Kurdistan greeted the nomination Mahdi candidate in a clear signal from those blocks for refusing to Maliki's nomination, so we did not agree with the state law to nominate one candidate will lead to the breakup of the National Alliance, because the disruption in the political process currently borne by each of the National Coalition and the state of the law, disabled unjustified. "

And was a member of the National Coalition Bahaa al-Iraqi said Saturday that "consensus" is to resolve the nomination of Adel Abdul Mahdi as prime minister, noting that the Reform Movement, President Ibrahim al-Jaafari was absent from the vote because he objected to the mechanism and timing of selection.

Sadrists: accepted the nomination for prime minister, Mahdi conditions

In addition, spokesman for the Sadr on Sunday, that trend has no objection to the nomination of Adel Abdul Mahdi, to the presidency of the future Iraqi government, but he had a number of conditions in the absence of implementation of the current walkout of the National Alliance. He said Salah al-Obeidi's (Akaniwz) that "the nomination of Adel Abdul-Mahdi to lead the next government by the National Alliance came with the consent of all components of the coalition," adding that "the right person for appointment to office." Obeidi denied that the president of the National Reform Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari opposed to the nomination of Mahdi for the post of prime minister to come. He added that "the Sadrists and the Mahdi agreed to the nomination for prime minister in order to oust Nouri al-Maliki to hold office for a second term at the same time, the Mahdi at his assumption of office, would not unique to the decisions, as did al-Maliki." He added that "the condition of the Sadrists to accept the nominating Abdul Mahdi as prime minister is the lack of exploitation of office for the gain of some political actors, and is committed to the permanent Iraqi constitution, as well as giving the Sadrists position upon the formation of a sovereign government". Obeidi said that "the meeting, expected to be held during the next few days with a view to the distribution of powers and positions between the sovereign leader of the Iraqi List, Iyad Allawi, and the National Alliance candidate for prime minister normal Mahdi, president of a coalition of law Nuri al-Maliki and the Kurdistan coalition of blocs." The coalition said in a statement that "Abdul-Mahdi stood by its previous commitments to open itself to others and need to form a national partnership as part of the National Alliance."

Kurds waiting to choose a prime minister to negotiate with him

On the other hand, said a member of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc Muhsin al-Sadoun, Sunday, waiting for the coalition to end the crisis in order to choose a prime minister is negotiating with him on the negotiating paper Kurdistan. The al-Saadoun told (Voices of Iraq) that "the Kurdish coalition blocks waiting for the stability of all clusters on a single candidate for prime minister to be negotiated with him on his paper, the negotiation", noting that the picture is not clear at present in order to negotiate. "

The Kurdistan Alliance bloc has submitted a paper to the negotiating parties to the political winner of the legislative elections, with 19 points, to rid Iraq of its current crisis and the formation of the next government.

He said al-Saadoun said "this paper we submitted to all the blocs, including the winner did not receive any answer yet written" afterthought, "We hear occasionally of these blocks that these proposals are constitutional and legal rights, an indication that the majority accept this paper."

To this, the MP for the Kurdistan Alliance bloc, Mahmoud Othman, an invitation of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, the House of Representatives for the job because the presidency protector of the Constitution, stressing that he's PUKmedia political blocs respond to this invitation and attendance in order to continue the Council's work.

2 - State and national law tend to adopt new mechanisms to choose a candidate for prime minister ..Iraqi and hold a meeting very soon (morning)

It seems that the coming days would witness more political developments on the appointment of the three presidencies and the formation of the government, is poised to enter a coalition rule of law and national formal negotiations to choose a single candidate for prime minister. With Leaders Iraqi List, meeting them during the next two days to discuss the political developments, said a coalition Kurdish blocs that he will support the candidate who accepts the working paper Kurdish.

Abdul-Mahdi - Chalabi

Had received the Vice-President of the National Coalition leader, Adel Abdul Mahdi in his office in Baghdad yesterday, Iraqi National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi and discussed with him developments in political arena.

Chalabi said after the meeting, according to a statement issued by the Office of the Vice President of the Republic: he «came to bless Abdul-Mahdi, named an official candidate for the National Coalition and Declares its support for this nomination», pointing out that «traveling outside Iraq who was barred from attending at the meeting of the leaders of the National Coalition». Abdul-Mahdi received yesterday a telegram sent by the Vice-President of the Republic of command in the list Tareq al-Hashemi of the holy lands in Saudi Arabia, which he said: «I congratulate you for the confidence that has been placed it with the National Coalition and I am happy for your choice and I hope to lead this development, and facilitate agreement on the formation of Government ».

Also sent Samarrai cable of greetings to Abdul-Mahdi said: that «Choosing the National Coalition for Dr. Abdul-Mahdi, a major step in the right way, and we hope to be a good omen for the coordination of efforts with Iraqi Kurdistan to cross the Iraq ordeal», according to Manglh statement.

\In the meantime, Abdul-Mahdi discussed with the leadership of the National Coalition Abdul-Karim al-Enzi compromises to end forming a government.

A statement by the office of Abdul Mahdi noted that during the meeting examined the developments in the political arena and the latest developments on forming a government and ongoing efforts to end the crisis as soon as formed through consensus and national solutions to ensure a true partnership and effective among the various blocs and political forces.

Abdul Mahdi stressed the importance of healing the House of Representatives as soon as possible and the need to show flexibility to the various blocks of positive contribution in solving the current political crisis and to meet the aspirations of the Iraqi people form a government of national partnership able to impose security and stability and achieve prosperity for citizens.

National Alliance

As part of the movements of polar National Alliance, announced the leadership of the coalition of state law, Ali al-Adeeb, said a meeting will be held soon between his coalition and the National Coalition for the selection of the National Alliance candidate for prime minister, but he did not agree on the date given to this subject.

Adeeb said in a statement quoted by the agency Nina news: it «is expected that the National Coalition will defend its candidate for this position within the Committee of Wise Men which are equal number of coalition rule of law and the Iraqi National Congress, which means difficult to choose a candidate from among the candidates according to the mechanism», indicating that « in this case can not be resolved in one of the candidates, since they must search for a new mechanism agreed upon to resolve this matter ». his part, said member of the coalition of state law, Adnan al-os: the« coalition waiting for the National Coalition to convene an urgent and important to the National Alliance for Research mechanism for choosing a new prime ministerial candidate of Nuri al-Maliki and Adel Abdul Mahdi «.

He os the «coming days will witness the convening of such so the meeting, as we must agree on new mechanisms that the old mechanisms burned the papers and names and reached out to a dead end, and we hope that the mechanisms of the new flexible in order to find a candidate National Alliance», adding that «Maliki has acceptance of internal and external, and that the balance tends to him within the National Alliance despite the fact that Abdul-Mahdi is the admissibility of the other, but not the size of al-Maliki », as he put it.

In contrast, "said Bassem al-Awadi, Adviser to the President of the Supreme Islamic Council that« there is no specific date yet for a meeting of the National Coalition on the mechanisms discussed choosing the head of the next government ». He added that« there is a strong tendency to discuss the prime minister of coalitions

He did not specify any date for a meeting, and the call of law for this meeting was not Ntlgaha formal », pointing out that after the resolution of Alaitlavan their candidates to head the government, it is necessary to hold a meeting soon of the parties for the selection mechanism of the candidate's final prime minister.

The Committee of Wise Men was held yesterday a meeting to break the ice between the poles of the Coalition, were also discussed mechanisms to choose a prime minister in an informal, according to private sources for »morning».

It is said that the National Coalition has been called last Friday leadership of the Supreme Council of Islamic Adel Abdul Mahdi as its candidate for the presidency of the next government.

It is hoped to run Mahdi competition with the candidate rule of law, Nuri al-Maliki to leave the National Alliance, which brings together masses a single candidate for prime minister before going to the House of Representatives. It is worth mentioning that the two sides have announced their alliance official in the fourth of last May in an effort to form a parliamentary bloc, the largest within the new Council of Representatives as a prelude to forming the government, according to the Federal Court's interpretation of article 76 of the Constitution.

The country has a constitutional crisis as a result of stalled negotiations aimed at forming a government after nearly six months after the parliamentary elections that took place last March.

In turn, ruled out a member of the Iraqi National Coalition Party leader virtue Jaafar al-Moussawi said the coalition is pursuing the national consensus mechanism for the selection of its candidate for prime minister.

Moussawi said in a press release: The «National Alliance is designed to expedite the submission of a candidate for the national and state law, the next few days and we hope that this issue is resolved after the Eid holiday direct». And on the mechanism to be adopted for the selection of a candidate, said al-Moussawi said « talk being on the compatibility of a candidate, but ruled out to settle this matter in line and out of a single candidate », noting that« coalitions agree on the joint mechanism, according to this mechanism will emerge a single candidate of the National Coalition ». For his part, MP block free Bahaa al: The «the problem of the Sadrists with the leader of a coalition of law Nuri al-Maliki was not a personal problem but rather the performance of his government during the past four years», indicating that «if the won-Maliki alliance's choice of the other, Adel Abdul Mahdi, the current deal with him without any reservations». The Araji quoted in the agency Alsumaria News that acceptance of the b »al-Maliki as prime minister, a future in the event of victory does not mean the withdrawal of objections prior to the performance of his government», pointing out that «the Sadr movement will take the opinion of the majority while continuing to monitor the performance of the next government will be strong opposition to any the performance would not hurt in the interest of Iraq «.


The position of the Iraqi


In the meantime, said adviser Iraqi List Hani Ashour said «competition to run for prime minister among the nominees of the National Coalition and the rule of law is evidence of the illegality of the record in the premiership a benefit election», as he put it. Ashour said in a press statement: that «this conflict is to prove the right Dr. Iyad Allawi as prime minister as a leader and a candidate list of the elections constitutional matter, »he said, adding that« if both candidates for the National Coalition and the rule of law has come from the list of winning the first election to the need to compete with the other, and this competition unresolved between them, until now and still not lead according to a systematic mechanism within the coalitions that will be discussed now, is proof that the idea of the National Alliance is not legal », he says. and Ashour stressed that« opportunities Allawi has increased now that increased competition between coalitions ». In a related development, revealed sources inside the Iraqi List for »Sabah» that leaders would meet in the menu the next two days to discuss the political developments and agree on next steps to be taken «Iraq» after Eid al-Fitr.


Kurdistan


To confirm a member of the Kurdistan Alliance Berwari just that the position of the Alliance candidates for prime minister and he has not changed at the same distance from all political blocs, both the National Coalition or state law or Iraq. Berwari said in a statement quoted by the home leg of the news: The «Kurds had submitted a working paper of the three blocs at the same time did not draw a red line on any personal, and that« our position on the acceptability of the worksheet Kurdish », adding that« as contemplated in the Kurds is that the Government national partnership, without making any red lines.

Hewelcomed the Berwari selected Dr. Adel Abdul Mahdi, a candidate for the National Coalition for the post of prime minister, noting that «this does not mean that the Mahdi was prime minister won the seat, but a move that might be the beginning of a solution to the crisis».




6 - A coalition Hakim: alliance with Allawi's list remains an option ... And the withdrawal of al-Jaafari Chalabi, there is no chance .. And a coalition of state law for the «Middle East»: Abdul-Mahdi, will compete with al-Maliki and not a substitute for the (Middle East)

Denied source within the National Coalition on condition of anonymity health reports of a possible withdrawal of a number of the components of the Iraqi National Alliance, opted for the latter, Adel Abdul Mahdi (Vice President and leader of the Islamic Supreme Council) nominated to head the next government.

The source told «Middle East» that «the meeting will be held in the Office of National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi, is through the settlement resulting from the opposition Reform Movement, led by former Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari to choose Abdul-Mahdi, which will create the atmosphere to start a campaign promoting the candidate of the National Coalition» .

The reports have surfaced the possibility of withdrawal of the Reform Movement and the National Congress Party of the National Coalition, noted that al-Jaafari Chalabi, who had themselves put forward as candidates for prime minister. Began widening rift within the coalition (70 seats), after the abdication of the Sadr movement led by Moqtada al-Sadr's support for al-Jaafari and the trend towards supporting the candidate of the Mahdi.

On the invitation of a coalition led by the rule of law Nuri al-Maliki, the prime minister ended his mandate, to convene a meeting with the National Coalition, said the sources «will be holding a meeting of coalitions for the development of mechanisms and controls that permit the selection of a candidate National Alliance (which includes coalitions)». But he stressed «candidate will enter the National Coalition for the rival coalition candidate state law provided that the Maliki». Asked about the position of the National Coalition in the event of the insistence of Maliki's nomination, the source said «The choice (INC) and a wide variety, including going to the Iraqi List» led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, saying that «the (Iraqi) had already welcomed the nomination of Abdul-Mahdi , has shown a willingness to relinquish the post of prime minister in favor of persons able to moderate the national project to succeed and not give in to people who were an obstacle in the way of democratization », in reference to al-Maliki. The source pointed out that «the coalition's insistence on the rule of law, al-Maliki will ultimately lead to cracks and out a lot of personalities that do not want to waste their opportunity to participate in the next government».

For his part, Baidhani Qasim, a member of a coalition of law and close associate of al-Maliki, that his coalition remained committed to al-Maliki, denied reports that tend to nominate an alternate for the owners He told «Middle East» «all the presents or rumors about the competing candidate of the National Coalition (Adel Abdul-Mahdi) with an alternative-Maliki, did not exceed the rumors that certain actors are trying drumming her», pointing out that «Maliki will be our candidate, whether we agree with the (Iraqi) or our agreement with the National Coalition, it is our choice which will not give him ».

For the possibility of survival of the coalition based Amid these differences that are likely to have spoken of the National Coalition to «Iraq» ultimately confirmed Baidhani «Our strategic alliance with the National Coalition can not be decrypted naked easily, especially with no veto on Maliki by the components of the National Coalition», he said, adding that «most of what exists is a difference in the views or objections to the march of the Maliki government during the previous period» .. He pointed out that «the National Coalition has not closed the door to the (state law), in contrast have the right to ask their candidate within the coalition who believe that if the vote was taken both within the Committee of Wise Men, or within the coalition, the luck will be cheaper for owners», he says.

The Committee of Elders, composed of 14 members of the «national» and «the rule of law» agreed on a mechanism to choose the prime ministerial candidate of the National Coalition include a candidate, 80% of the votes of members of the Committee, or go to Find a new mechanism in the event there is no agreement on a mechanism raised.

He stressed member of the coalition of the state of law that «what brings us together with the National Coalition in common terms of reference and street impose on us what he wants, and therefore can not be breaking up the alliance through which to disagree or object, but not the NFC naked», hinting Baidhani that «vision vision of the leader Moqtada al-Sadr's al-Sadr in the end will be the disposition of Maliki's nomination, and no other », refused to reveal more.

To that, "said Mohamed Allawi, leader of the Iraqi List's« Middle East »menu« still in conversations both with the (state law) or (INC) and, if he would agree with one of the bodies of those we will be before the issue of constitutional », adding that «(Iraq) can not give up its constitutional entitlement to form the next government», but hinted that «any kind of agreement can be achieved through the deal by giving some of the key ministries of the constitutional basis of merit».


7 - State Law: National propose mechanisms tailored to the Mahdi ... She would not give up al-Maliki Presenting candidates to parliament to embarrass the bloc's big (the world)

Leaders said in a cluster of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said Sunday that the adjustments are presented to them from the Supreme Council and the Sadrists, "tailored to the" candidate of the rival, Adel Abdul Mahdi, at the time said there had been no move towards agreement on a mechanism for the selection of the incumbent yet.

This comes at a time he informed source within the National Coalition, for "the world" that out of the Supreme Council and the Sadrists to Maliki's bloc, will end the days of Eid (next week) "and for them at this period, either to withdraw the nomination of al-Maliki, or agree to take him with Abdul-Mahdi to parliament , to explore the positions of blocks. " The source said on condition of anonymity that Maliki's bloc, "looking for a way to lift the siege imposed on it now before the National Coalition and the Iraqi List, but they will not find a useful way in this."

He added that "higher coordination between the Iraqi National Coalition promotes the approval of Moqtada al-Sadr to nominate Abdel Mahdi, and that there will soon settle, a coherent agreement on the floor refused renewal of the owners."

Relate to the National Coalition talks deadline for the selection of a mechanism of competition between Maliki and Abdul-Mahdi in the Shiite alliance, and is likely to pass the time without achieving anything.

Commenting on that, "said Izzat Shahbandar, a member of a coalition of law which is headed by Maliki, for" the world "that the National Coalition" is trying to requirement that is a candidate of the coalition (al-Maliki and Abdul-Mahdi) admissibility national condition to win the post, it means to design the post of prime minister to be on Size Adel Abdul Mahdi, also aims the matter to the removal of Maliki's nomination for president of the government, "he said. say Shabandar that anyone who" think for him to take such a road would rule out the al-Maliki and reduces its chances to win, and most important, "noting that the state of the law" aware of what is planning some parties in this regard. "

On the reasons that make the rule of law is willing to hold a meeting with the National Coalition Despite these developments, which means hard choices to cut the road to al-Maliki, said, "The call comes for the development of standards and realistic to choose a candidate National Alliance," adding "This is about the interests of the coalition and the country" .

Maliki faces a fundamental opposition of the Iraqi List and the Supreme Council and the Sadrists, which means that there are more than 160 deputies will not be giving him confidence in parliament. While the candidate can be agreed upon by the Iraqi National Coalition, have the support of the Kurds as well. He Shabandar "enough that we have wasted over four months in the discussion of standards is not realistic (in reference to the mechanism of the National Alliance, which requires that a candidate receive 80% of the votes of the Committee of Wise Men)," emphasizing " will not accept standards that are meant to marketing a character without the other, in return, we will demand the development of standards in general and fair to pick a candidate to head the next government. "

He added that those who demand that the candidate receives the admissibility of the national "wanted to go of candidates to the House of Representatives and this is not acceptable to state law because it Christrj alliance as the biggest bloc, which could not decide on the candidates." Moreover, denied Hamid Almala leadership of the Supreme Council and member of the Iraqi National Coalition, said that there is an intention to oust al-Maliki or any other characters, he's "world" that one of the priorities of his bloc to go to the National Alliance "and create a more flexible mechanism in order to reach a single candidate to push him to the national space, and an end to form a government ".

As for reports from the requirement of the National Coalition to gain candidate admissibility National said burdensome "does not have Alaitlavan so far made no public meeting to detail the mechanisms intended to choose a candidate to head the government," pointing out that "the meeting will be held between the components of the National Alliance to agree on mechanisms and exits required and can talk about expectations, "he says.

For his part, says the Keywords, the leader of the Dawa Party and a member of coalition rule of law, "we started a while ago to hear from some leaders of the National Coalition they Iromon Go nominees Alliance (al-Maliki and Abdul-Mahdi) to the national space and this in itself constitutional violation is clear, as the constitution confirms that the President would cost candidate of the parliamentary majority to form a government, and therefore the parliament is going to confiscate the National Alliance for the choices on the basis that the decision was referred to other blocs, "he says.

The Keywords of this as a reason "to open the door to put on the positions of other sovereign national space, which will be held from forming a government smaller."

Earlier, sources in the Supreme Council, its leader Ammar al-Hakim and Muqtada al-Sadr, leader of al-Sadr "Iaisan the possibility of cooperation with Maliki's bloc, and that they are trying to topple the excuse by giving more time, but things move towards Iraq after Ramadan."

Hakim has begun a surprise visit to Doha last night and discussed with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, on the latest developments in the region and the situation in Iraq, according to a statement released by his office yesterday. At the same time he met with Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi, leader of the Iraqi List, which causes age in Saudi Arabia, Foreign Minister of Qatar, Sheik Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani, in Mecca on Sunday, according to a statement his office said that the two sides discussed the present policy vacuum in Iraq.

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Expected Meeting Between Maliki, Allawi & Mahdi

06-09-2010

Official Spokesman of National Alliance Khalid Al-Mulla said that he expects a crucial meeting to be held between Leader of the State of Law Alliance Nouri al-Maliki, Leader of Iraqiya Alliance Iyad Allawi and Adel Abdel Mahdi to discuss the formation of the Iraqi government.

Al-Mulla In a statement to our website on Monday, September 06, clarified that the meeting between the candidates to the prime ministry post needs to be direct in order to form the federal government.

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Iraq News

Sadr Front to accept Al Maliki win

Monday, September 06, 2010 11:33 GMT

Al Ahrar Party related to Al Sadr Front and part of the national coalition affirmed that Al Sadr Front will deal with Nuri Al Maliki as the Iraqi Prime Minister if he gets elected for a new term.

The problem between Al Sadr Front and Al Maliki is not personal, Al Ahrar MP Bahaa Al A’raji said. The problem consists within the government performance for the last four years, he told Alsumaria News.

If Al Maliki wins over Premiership candidate Adel Abdul Mehdi, Al Sadr Front will deal with Al Maliki as the new Prime Minister without any reservations.

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September 6, 2010 - 08:48:01

BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: Head of al-Iraqiya List, Iyad Allawi, expressed on Monday his readiness to accept another candidate from his list for the premiership if al-Iraqiya will form the government.
“Willing to give PM position to other members in Iraqiya, if the bloc will form the new government,” Allawi told Reuters.
“I hope in October some time, late October (things will be sorted out),” Allawi said in an interview.
“We are still in a preliminary stage. We know that there is a delay, but it is important to be safe and sure than sorry … the United States is leaving, they have started already to draw down, and we believe that there is a lot to be done in this country to make it safe and stable.”
Iraq has been in a political vacuum since the March 7 election which Allawi’s Iraqiya won by two seats over State of Law, although neither party won the majority needed to govern.
Allawi and Maliki’s blocs have held tentative negotiations, but at the same time have also both been reaching out to other potential partners.

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Iraq Confirms Its Non-Participation in the Government Not Headed by Allawi, Accusing the National Law and Implementation of Regional Agendas

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2010 17:04

BAGHDAD: Iraq announced the list led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, it would not participate in any future Iraqi government does not recognize the right of the existing constitutional and headed by Allawi, accusing the coalition at the same time the state of law and national delaying the formation of the government in implementation of regional agendas.

A spokesman for the Iraqi List Haider Mulla told a news conference held at the existing area Harithiya west of Baghdad, said Saturday that "the list held a meeting chaired by its leader, Iyad Allawi, and heard a report from the Chairman of the Negotiating Committee in the list Rafie al-Issawi on the progress of negotiations with other political blocs to form a government," he said, adding that "Iraq today confirmed in its adherence to the constitutional right to form a government and it will not participate in any government not headed by Iyad Allawi."

Al Mulla said that "some political blocs (in reference to the coalitions of national and Law), which will depend on the agendas of regional contributed to the delays in forming an Iraqi government", noting that "the leaders of a coalition of law said that there were two trains to form a government first Iranian Sircbh National Alliance and other national hoped to come up with the Iraqi and will be led by al-Maliki, which means the absence of a draft of a national coalition of state law, only the renewal for a second term of the owners, "he said.

The spokesman for the Iraqi List that "the list will not escalate any regional train but the train to form a national government led by Iyad Allawi," as he put it.

The position of the Iraqi List adhering to nominate its leader, Iyad Allawi, prime minister and threatened not to participate in any government has formed the National Alliance a clear message rejecting any agreement within the coalition, the national selection of a candidate for prime minister, and emphasizes the commitment of all parties to their positions on political formation of the government is also evidence of the failure of all regional and international endeavors to find solutions to the political crisis in the country.

Saw the stations of the political process in Iraq delays exceeded the time limit set by the Constitution, as happened during the period of the agreement on the constitution in 2005, and the formation of the government after the 2005 elections, through the enactment of provincial elections in 2009, and also with the enactment of the recent parliamentary elections, as well as to that of the previous meetings of the Parliament of atherosclerosis and the procrastination of some parliamentary blocs led to disable the legislation important constitutional formations, such as the Constitutional Court and the accountability and justice.

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Iraq's Allawi sees progress on forming government by end-October


Tuesday, September 07, 2010

Khalid al-Ansary and Serena Chaudhry

Reuters

BAGHDAD: Former Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi hopes coalition talks will have progressed by end-October and said forming a government was key to security in Iraq after the United States formally ended combat operations.

Allawi told Reuters talks between his Sunni-backed Iraqiya group and incumbent Nouri al-Maliki’s Shiite-led State of Law alliance were still at an early stage six months after a general election, which produced no outright winner.

The failure to form a government has stoked fears of a return to widespread violence, just as Iraq emerges from the sectarian war unleashed after the 2003 US-led invasion and deals with oil firms promise to bring future prosperity.

“I hope in October some time, late October [things will be sorted out],” Allawi said in an interview, speaking in English.


“We are still in a preliminary stage. We know that there is a delay, but it is important to be safe and sure than sorry … the United States is leaving, they have started already to draw down, and we believe that there is a lot to be done in this country to make it safe and stable.”

Iraq has been in a political vacuum since the March 7 election which Allawi’s Iraqiya won by two seats over State of Law, although neither party won the majority needed to govern.

Allawi and Maliki’s blocs have held tentative negotiations, but at the same time have also both been reaching out to other potential partners. So far, the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish political factions remain miles apart on who should hold the main positions of power, particularly that of prime minister.

The impasse has left a void for insurgents to exploit with persistent attacks – particularly against the army and police – raising doubts over their capabilities as US troops prepare to fully withdraw by the end of 2011. The United States officially ended its combat mission last Tuesday, seven-and-a-half years after the invasion.

The remaining 50,000 US troops in Iraq will advise and assist Iraqi security forces, rather than lead the fight against Sunni Islamist insurgents and Shiite militia.

“Eight years have gone and we haven’t been able to build a full-blown security. So God knows when Iraqis will be able to be responsible for their own security and the security of the Iraqi people,” Allawi said.

US soldiers opened fire and provided air support for Iraqi forces on Sunday, when up to six suicide bombers tried to storm an army base in Baghdad.

Dozens of Iraqi Army recruits and soldiers were killed by another suicide bomber at the same compound two weeks earlier.

Allawi said the main sticking points in coalition talks was the position of premier and the question of who had the right to form the next government.

Maliki reached out to Iraqiya after failing to persuade main Shiite ally, the Iraqi National Alliance, to support his bid for a second term.

Allawi said he was willing to allow another member of Iraqiya to take the position of prime minister, but stood firm in insisting that Iraqiya should have the first stab at forming the next government given its slim win in the general election.

Many Iraqis had hoped the parliamentary election would bring greater stability to a country torn apart by war and left in economic ruins by sanctions, neglect and isolation.

But the political impasse has kept many foreign investors waiting on the sidelines. The deals signed with oil majors are moving forward slowly.

Allawi said that it was important to divide power amongst all political blocs in Iraq’s fledgling democracy.

“Because we are transitioning, we need to divide power, and we need to say that no one is going to be disenfranchised, and that no one is going to be the junior partner and the other is the senior partner,” the former premier said.

“Unfortunately, some of our colleagues in the political spectrum believe that to offer you one or two seats in the government is enough, and this is regarded as being part and parcel of the political process. We don’t see this.”

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