Sunday Afternoon Iraq Parliament News Highlights 10-2-22
Sunday Afternoon Iraq Parliament News Highlights 10-2-22
Saleh discusses with Blackshart the political situation and the exit from the crisis
Policy 2022-10-02 0 views Alsumaria News – The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, discussed with the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, today, Sunday, the political situation in Iraq, and how to end the ongoing political crisis.
The media office of the President of the Republic stated in a statement received by Alsumaria news, that "Saleh was received at the Peace Palace by Baghdad, represented by the Secretary-General of the United Nations at Iraq Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert ".
He added, "The meeting discussed the general situation in the country, especially the security and political ones."
He continued, "The importance of getting out of the political crisis through dialogue and taking into account the grave challenges facing the country, as well as meeting the national entitlements, and reaching positive results that guarantee security, stability and the safety of citizens and the realization of its aspirations was emphasized." LINK
Saleh And Al-Mandalawi Stress The Importance Of Meeting The Expected Benefits
Policy 2022-10-01 Source: Alsumaria news 1,913 views The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, and the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, stressed, on Saturday, the importance of meeting the requirements of the stage and the expected benefits.
The presidency said in a statement, "The President of the Republic, Mr Barham Saleh Today, Saturday, he received the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi," noting that "at the beginning of the meeting, the President congratulated Valid Al-Mandlawi, on the occasion of his election to the position of the first deputy speaker of the House of Representatives.
During the meeting, according to the statement, “the general situation in the country and political developments was discussed, as the importance of unifying the national ranks, solidarity of all, national understanding and giving priority to the country’s higher interests, meeting the requirements of the current stage of the country and the expected benefits, and responding to the aspirations of the Iraqis to improve its service and living conditions.” " LINK
The President Of The Republic Receives The UN Envoy, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert
Iraq 12:11 - 02-10-2022 The President of the Republic, Dr. Barham Salih, received today, Sunday, October 2, 2022, at the Peace Palace in Baghdad, the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert.
During the meeting, they discussed the general situation in the country, especially the security and political ones, where the importance of getting out of the political crisis through dialogue and taking into account the serious challenges facing the country as well as meeting the national entitlements, reaching positive results that guarantee security, stability and safety of citizens and achieving his aspirations.
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Al-Mandalawi Discusses With Talabani The Need To Overcome The Challenges Facing The Political Scene
political| 10:33 - 02/10/2022 Baghdad - Mawazine News, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, discussed with the President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Paval Talabani, today, Sunday, the necessity of overcoming the challenges facing the political scene.
The media office of the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives stated in a statement received by Mawazine News, a copy of it, that "the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, discussed with the President of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Paval Talabani, the need to overcome the challenges facing the political scene."
The statement added, "The two sides discussed the need to unite to achieve national consensus to expedite the settlement of the constitutional benefits." Ended 29 / M 99
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Coordination Framework: Two Steps Ahead For The Success Of Al-Sudani’s Mission To Form The Government
Posted On2022-10-02 By Sotaliraq Baghdad/ Firas Adnan
The coordinating framework forces claim that the road is clear for them to form the next government, but they stated that moving towards that depends on two things. The first is the Kurds’ agreement on one candidate for the position of President of the Republic, and the second is knowing the final position of the Sadrist movement from participating in this government.
On the other hand, the Kurdistan Democratic Party spoke about the continuation of dialogues regarding the position of the President of the Republic, revealing what was included in his paper in coordination with the Sovereignty Bloc that he presented in exchange for his participation in the State Administration Alliance, but observers ruled out efforts to form a government by the coordination framework, pointing to the continuation of the Sadrist movement in Using his means to pressure the political forces to implement the people's demands represented in dissolving parliament and going to early elections.
Kazem Ali, a member of the State of Law coalition, says that "the road has become paved in front of the coordinating framework for forming the next government."
Ali continued, "Everyone is faced with two things: the first is the agreement of the Kurdish forces, the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, on one candidate for the position of President of the Republic, and the second is the agreement with the Sadrist movement, and we are still waiting for his position on participating in the government."
He pointed out, "The Sadrist movement is sticking to the present time by closing the door of dialogues, but the coordinating framework is outstretched until the last moment, and we will remain on our position as long as we have the desire for everyone's participation."
Ali finds, “The Kurdish parties are slow in deciding their candidate for the position of President of the Republic, and this may be intentional, with contradictory statements. Sometimes statements are issued that they are ready to announce the candidate as soon as the date of the election session is set, and other times these positions are blown up by emphasizing the continuation of disagreement and disagreement.”
He noted that "the coordination framework and the Sovereignty Bloc will not wait indefinitely, and the file of the President of the Republic must end. If the two Kurdish parties do not agree on a unified candidate, they can enter the election session each with their candidate, as happened in 2018."
[size=45]Ali added, "The coordination framework is ready to form a government, and his candidate, Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani, has an important program for reforming the situation in general, and it is accepted by all Kurdish and Shiite political parties, and we are left with nothing but the process of electing the president of the republic."
For his part, Kurdistan Democratic Party MP Majid Shankali said, "Our dialogues with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan are continuing regarding the position of President of the Republic, and the two parties have not issued any position that includes reaching a single candidate."
Shankali continued, "The recent meetings between the leaders of the two parties show the existence of rapprochement and understanding, but we are waiting to reach a single candidate."
He stressed, "The House of Representatives did not announce the date of its next session devoted to electing the president of the republic," noting that "the two Kurdish parties entered into an agreement of the state administration alliance, and this means that the next period will witness a resolution of the dispute over the position of the president of the republic."
Shankali explained, "Our entry into the state administration alliance with the coordination framework and the Sunni forces was based on a Kurdish paper that includes the legislation of the oil and gas law, the legislation of the Federal Supreme Court law, the implementation of Article 140 of the constitution, the payment of the dues of the pemshark, and the return of the headquarters of the Kurdish parties to what they were in Diyala, Kirkuk and others from the provinces.
He spoke about "other demands agreed upon with the Sovereignty Bloc, most notably the exit of the Popular Mobilization Forces from within the cities and leaving the task of extending security to the police forces and bringing balance to all institutions, including the security forces."
Shankali stressed, "The Kurdish and Sunni parties have taken pledges from the coordination framework to implement the requests, but confidence-building is generated through actions."
He believed, "Previous governments were formed on the basis of such agreements and guarantees, but none of the agreements that were concluded were implemented."
Shankali concluded, "The current reality is different, everyone is in danger, and all parliamentary forces have become involved in the process of forming the government, and this requires the parties to the political dispute to fulfill their obligations to keep the danger away from the entire political process."
In addition, he ruled out political expert Manaf al-Moussawi, «the desire of the Sadrist movement to enter into negotiations to form a government».
Moussawi said, "The Sadrists do not want to go back, and their deputies submitted their resignations of their own volition and left the idea of being in Parliament during the current stage."
He pointed out that "the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, transferred the political reform process to the grassroots by calling for early elections."
Al-Moussawi stated, "The Sadrists' exit from parliament is the end of the political process," stressing that "the parliament's ability to hold one session devoted to renewing confidence in Muhammad al-Halbousi as president and electing Mohsen al-Mandulai as his first deputy does not mean ending the blockage."
And he indicated, "The position of the Sadrists today comes through supporting the peaceful popular demonstrations that want to pressure the political forces in order to implement the demands to dissolve parliament and go to early elections."
Al-Moussawi continued by saying, "Going to early elections should not be through a government formed by the coordination framework, because this will generate doubts about the results that will result from any electoral process in the future."
Last weekend, Parliament held its first session after a disruption that lasted for more than three months, during which it voted to renew confidence in Muhammad al-Halbousi as Speaker of the Council based on an agreement with the coordinating framework. LINK
The President Of The Kurdistan Region And The Deputy Speaker Of The Iraqi Parliament Stress The Coordination Between The Political Parties To Achieve Stability
Posted On2022-10-02 By Sotaliraq The President of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, discussed, on Saturday, with the First Deputy Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, the "next steps" of the Council, where the two sides stressed the collective work and coordination between all political parties in order to achieve stability in the country.
A statement by the Kurdistan Region Presidency: He said that Nechirvan Barzani received Al-Mandalawi, and congratulated him on winning the confidence of the Iraqi Parliament and being elected as the first deputy speaker of the Council.
The two sides also discussed, according to the statement, the latest developments in the political situation in Iraq and the next steps for the House of Representatives.
Nechirvan Barzani and Al-Mandlawi stressed "collective work and coordination between all political parties in order to achieve stability and overcome obstacles that stand in the way of the political process, based on the country's higher interests, protecting its citizens and taking into account their legitimate rights and demands."
Al-Mandalawi was elected to succeed the leading first deputy in the Sadrist movement, Hakim al-Zamili, who submitted their resignations with 73 deputies from his bloc, under the guidance of the movement’s leader Muqtada al-Sadr, after the political process reached a dead end due to al-Sadr’s insistence on forming a national majority government, rejecting the coordination framework and his insistence that he is the owner of the bloc. The largest, which is customarily related to the formation of the government.