Attorney-Maliki next week will hold a meeting between Talabani and Maliki

Sunday, July 29, 2012 17:07


[Baghdad - where]

MP of the coalition of state law Abdul Salam al-Maliki said next week will hold a meeting between President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

He said in a statement to all of Iraq [where] that "it is expected to meet with Talabani after his return to Baghdad next week, Maliki, and that the meeting will emphasize on two grounds first that the paper of reform, which was paid by Talabani and included in the paper of the reforms called for by the National Alliance, as well as to hold a meeting between the National Alliance parties and all opposition. "


Maliki said that "it is expected to produce a meeting of the National Alliance with the parties, the opposition agreed that there will be a meeting with the President to determine when to hold the national meeting to proceed through what is known as a memorandum of understanding to be the basis of the solutions to all problems."


He said that "the paper's political reforms delivered to the relevant authorities and some of them expressed their flexibility and clear about it and welcomed by, and welcome back, because this paper is inclusive of all the existing differences in the political arena."

Between Maliki and the "paper reform included resolve the issue of the security ministries and overcome all the differences and resolve the outstanding issues between the province and whether the center or between the center and the other provinces."

He stressed that "despite the existence of political differences, the solution is very simple between the blocks through consensus."

Maliki said that "the prime minister a particular strategy or look over the paper's political reforms, as it gave the flexibility in all things, but it must be constitutional and not through agreements that all agreements will we reach satisfactory solutions, but to disagreements and crises and accumulations."

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