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Head of the coalition expect State of Law bloc on the writer to take a cabinet reshuffle in the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi one month.

The writer told all of Iraq [where] "The prime minister is one of the sets the time limit for the Ministerial change but this remains ceiling flexible," he said. "I do not think this issue will drag on to more than a month or a month and a half and can get to a result."

He stressed, "Abadi keen on the opinion of the political blocs in response to his call for the ministerial change," noting that "the prime minister does not want this change to be away from the view of the blocks it, but rather in the circle of responsibility thus Scharkh in this change."

The writer added that "the task is difficult phase but Abadi borne with others," noting that "this responsibility varies between the blocks in the bear."

The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, reiterated Monday, February 15, his insistence on a change ministerial "substantial destruction," warning that ignoring the political blocs and the parliament so it means getting into conflict with them. "

Abadi also expressed his willingness to offer his resignation if the change was comprehensive.
And called for political blocs to the inclusion Abadi government change if the change on the basis of technocrats rather than political quota system.

He is due to host the House of Representatives in its meeting on Saturday to discuss his call Abadi ministerial change and the financial crisis. "

The deputy from the Kurdistan Coalition Rinas said Jano's [where] parking his coalition in general any change did not have an opinion as to the Kurds pointed out that some of the decisions taken by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, which was unilaterally. "

http://www.alliraqnews.com/modules/news/index.php?storytopic=41

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