Abadi «Afadil» between «limited cabinet reshuffle» reducing its government cabins to 8 bags

Baghdad Jamil al-Rubaie

Fighting Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi "understandings" with the leaders of political blocs, to hold a "cabinet reshuffle" in his government, but in return, did not see MPs and politicians of the feasibility of those reforms, and called for the formation of "national salvation government", which calls for "failure to work with some Articles of the Constitution".

Opponents of those calls, from the House of Representatives ruled out "a sea change" in the ministry.

These "consultations" House of Representatives and awaits the replacement of five ministers of the various components.

The Kurdistan Alliance says that the amendments may include reducing its government to eight ministries, warning exceeded "the elections of the political blocs."

According to informed sources in the Prime Minister's Office, said that "al-Abadi Afadil make a change between now and the ministerial limited government and reducing the bags to his booth 8".

The prime minister Haider al-Abadi, announced in August last year for a series of packets "reform," which included the feminine and his ministry and the abolition of a large government positions, sparking controversy and division within the political blocs on those decisions.

And waved MP Abbas al-Bayati, a coalition of law, that there is a plan for "limited cabinet reshuffle", pointing out that the prime minister Haider al-Abadi, intensify his consultations with the leaders of the blocks on that amendment.

The al-Bayati, in a telephone conversation with "the world" yesterday, and there will be calls from some political blocs to form a government of technocrats headed by al-Abadi, or under different labels such as an emergency government or ES or agree.

The al-Bayati events ruled out "a comprehensive change in the Ministry of Abadi, or the formation of a national salvation government", he explained that "the reshuffle would include four or five ministers."

He pointed out al-Bayati, that "the current situation of the country on the security and economic levels does not allow the overall change of cabin ministerial," explaining that "Iraq is on the verge of liberalization of Mosul and the rest of the territory controlled by the Daash, in addition to facing the economic crisis, calls for unity and move away from the political bickering ".

He warned al-Bayati, that the Constitution does not provide for the formation of a national salvation government, but stressed that the formation of the government and approved by the confidence of Parliament.

The outgoing Deputy Prime Minister Bahaa al, alluded to the possibility of "disruption of some articles of the constitution, and the formation of a national salvation government headed by al-Abadi."

He revealed al-Araji, last Saturday, the existence of "understandings" to change the government Abadi, and as pointed out that the last "Egypt" to change two ministers from the National Alliance, stressed that the only solution in the formation of a "national salvation government."

He said during a television interview, "Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi Egypt is to change two ministers from the National Alliance because of mismanagement," noting that "the masses of the two ministers refuse to change them and submitted a request to question al-Abadi."

He accused al-Araji, the National Alliance to "betrayal of Abadi and obstruction of reforms announced by" pointing out that "there are understandings currently taking place in dark rooms to change the government as a result of the reforms."

As Mohammed said Horie, MP for the Liberal bloc, to talk about the formation of rescue "is Matrouh government at the present time, whether by Abadi Awaketl political."

The Horie, in an interview with "the world", that "all blocs agreed to give the prime minister an opportunity to continue the reforms and their application," stressing that "there is a cabinet reshuffle and a new integrated into some of the ministries, spin consultations upon between the political blocs and parties and will be announced soon." .

And know about the National Salvation Government that it is made up of independent, non-partisan competencies, in the sense that all the parties are not represented in the government, and holds the caretaker government rescue the country's affairs in a difficult and exceptional circumstances with a view to help them get out of the crisis experienced by.

The Government of National Unity; it is a political government, in the sense representing a number of parties, usually made up of the governments of such a large number of small parties, be they large or with a view to creating a fan base and a national consensus largest and most comprehensive.

And confirms Muhsin al-Sadoun, MP and leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, said that "the formation of a national salvation government is not understanding it between the political blocs, and did not hear about only the flags." But al-Sadoun said in an interview with "the world", said a cabinet reshuffle and the anticipated merger awaits some ministries, adding that the proposals internationalized about Trchigaha to eight ministries.

Sadoun said in the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives is a member, said that "the federal system does not require a large number of ministries. There is also an overlap between the functions and the work of some ministries and independent bodies."

And sees Al-Saadoun, he said that "downsizing has become an urgent need at the present time and the decentralization system and the integration of some ministries and agencies," but added that it "does not mean the government rescue, but mini-ministry".

He called Saadoun, that "the elections are taken of the political blocs in the event of reduction of ministries," noting that "the first step is to integrate the competent ministries of Like, and then go to a comprehensive reshuffle gradually."

The Dhafer al-Ani, MP from the National Forces Alliance, said earlier, moving mass in the process of collecting signatures to interrogate al-Abadi, indicating that the government was limited to concrete reforms to reduce salaries and merging some ministries and the dismissal of a number of officials.

He said al-Ani to "growing military wings of political parties in Diyala, Salahuddin, north of Babylon and some areas around Baghdad," explaining that "the Prime Minister's visit to Diyala province, most of the time did not limit the militia movement that kill and displace and carry weapons outside the control of the state."

He said al-Ani, that "al-Abadi inability to impose security and stability in these areas will drive us to a summons in Parliament for accountability for breaches and violations, which began targeting innocent citizens."

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