Office of the Speaker of Parliament: Jubouri Ebadi stressed the importance of coordination in the cabinet reshuffles

History of edits:: 2016/7/27 20:39


House Speaker's office said the parliament speaker Salim al-Jubouri said he stressed in his meeting on Thursday with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the importance of coordination in the upcoming ministerial adjustments between the legislative and executive branches.

The Jubouri had visited al-Abadi evening.

A statement by the Office of the al-Jubouri, the Agency has received all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, the two sides "reviewed during the meeting, the latest political and security developments, and operations editor of Mosul, and progress in the conduct of operations and ways to reduce losses in these operations."

The President of the House of Representatives, according to the statement, "on the need to speed up the liberalization spend Sharqat with the provision of safe corridors for civilians fleeing from the hell Daash gangs, and work to provide all the supplies necessary for them and create the appropriate places to house them with open ways for families to go to the safe provinces."

Abadi al-Jubouri also discussed "the upcoming cabinet reshuffles and the importance that meet the aspirations of the Iraqi citizen, and the importance of close co-ordination between the executive and legislative branches."

A spokesman for the office of Prime Minister Saad al-Sabri confirmed today the keenness of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to "fill in the blanks in the number of ministries as a result of the resignation of its ministers and acceptance of the resignation as soon as possible and must be managed ministers my own name, and he [Abadi] are now working on the completion of this file through solicit the views of the political forces to formulate an agreed mechanism regarding the nomination criteria and access to provide the names of are able to take responsibility and-sustaining in the best way, and to ensure parliamentary support necessary. "


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