The end of the final touches to the "five-alliance", and a dispute between the Sunni forces to the presidency of parliament

- Alliance announced the conquest, the end of the finalization of the five-party alliance of the composition of the ruling bloc, and revealed the coalition of the rule of law on the desire of 80% of the members of the victory coalition to join the coalition of law and conquest, "and accused the coalition of the coalition of the rule of law, trying to dismantle the victory coalition, Sunni, not agreed on the name candidate for the presidency of the federal parliament, despite the announcement of more than one person nominated for this post.

"The final touches of the five-party alliance to form the ruling bloc that includes the conquest, the rule of law, the victory, the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan has ended," said the leader of the Fatah alliance, Yazen al-Jubouri, in a leaflet on his Facebook page.

Jubouri added that "the coalition is waiting for those who will join the Sunni forces after the failure of the project Alsabhan in the meeting of Jordan to collect the Sunni blocs," adding that "the opportunity has become favorable for each Sunni leader, to join the alliance alone without the need to join a bloc combined."

For his part, a member of the coalition of state law Abdul Hadi Mohan that "the alliance of victory close to the rule of law and 80% of its members want to join the coalition expected," noting that "the coming days will see the announcement of an alliance in the national space to form the largest bloc, About this alliance as most of the Shiite political forces close to the block of state law, "he said.

As the leader of the alliance, Saber al-Saadi, said that "the rule of law is trying to dismantle the victory coalition and address its deputies and not its leaders and there is a draw and draw between some blocs in the formation of the largest parliamentary bloc as the state of law, which is closer to the opposition to be part of the composition of the next government. Alliance of Asron ".

He added that "all blocs are parked in detail from the largest bloc except the understandings because there is no announcement of final results of the task and the task of time began to narrow as there are counting and sorting processes to finish the file and any right to say that it adopts the formation of the bloc."

In turn, said a member of the National Coalition Raad Aldalki that "blocks represent the Sunni component is still looking at the possibility of a coalition for negotiations to form a new government, but did not agree on the names nominated for senior positions, including the presidency of parliament," according to Al-Hayat.

He pointed out that "the names announced, all did not run officially, and the statements are just expectations, because the winning blocs did not meet for weeks, and waiting for the final ratification of the election results."

The leader of the Iraqi decision coalition Abdul Dhiab al-Ajili said that "the Sunni forces in all blocs want to nominate Vice President Osama Najafi for the presidency of the next parliament, given his previous experience in the management of the House of Representatives."

He said in a statement that "Salim al-Jubouri is the most likely to win the position in the case of obtaining a parliamentary seat in the results of counting and sorting by hand, otherwise Nujaifi is called for the post," pointing out that "other people want to chair the parliament, but less fortunate than Jubouri and Nujaifi."

The former defense minister, a member of the victory coalition in the province of Niznwa Khalid al-Obeidi, revealed that "many Sunni political parties nominated him for the post of speaker of the next parliament"

Husseini said that "the post of prime minister will be nominated by the largest bloc, which did not happen until the moment until the final results announced," explaining that "we do not discuss the names, but we discuss the criteria that must be available to someone who addresses this position."

On another newspaper revealed the Middle East, the position of the political blocs of the demonstrations, "shy," noting that some blocks entered the line of protests in a negative way to settle accounts.

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