Deputy reveals why the vote on the cabinet cabin was not put in today's session

Saturday 22 December 2018




Alsumaria News / Baghdad
MP Ahmed al-Asadi, on Saturday, why the vote on the cabinet cab on the agenda of today's session, while pointed out that the meeting tomorrow will include a vote on the five ministries.

Al-Asadi said in a press conference held today, and attended by Alsumaria News, that "today's session did not include its agenda vote on the ministerial cab," citing the reason that "candidates were dropped to the ministries of education and immigration last week."


He added that "Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi to provide alternatives after sending their information to integrity and accountability and criminal restrictions," adding that "on Sunday there will be a hearing to vote on the five ministries."

He added that "Abdul Mahdi has the right to replace any minister," adding that "Faleh Fayadh is the candidate of the tender and there is no intention of Abdul Mahdi or a decision to replace it."

Parliament is due to hold its regular session on Saturday, with the exception of its agenda to vote on completing the ministerial cabinet.


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Deputy reveals how to vote on candidates for the interior and defense in tomorrow's meeting


Saturday, December 22,




Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The MP for construction Hamid al-Moussawi, on Saturday, on how to vote on candidates for the interior and defense in the meeting tomorrow, noting that the holding of the meeting is dependent on the decision of the Kurds options on the candidate of the Ministry of Justice.

Moussawi said in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The parliament session to be held tomorrow is dependent on the decision of the Kurds options on the candidate of the Ministry of Justice," noting that "we want to pass a candidate to boycott any party."


"As for the ministries of defense and interior, we have decided to offer the names and leave the option for MPs to choose the most appropriate."

It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives on Sunday, a session which will include its agenda vote on the completion of the ministerial cabin.


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Parliament continues to hold its meetings for the next two days


Saturday 22 December




Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The House of Representatives decided on Saturday to hold its sessions for Sunday and Monday instead of Tuesday next week.

A parliamentary source told Alsumaria News that "members of the House of Representatives agreed to continue the sessions of the Council for Sunday and next Monday instead of starting Tuesday from next week because of New Year and Christmas."

The House of Representatives holds two sessions per week and these sessions are on Saturday and Monday of the first week, Tuesday and Thursday of the second week.

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Kurdish MPs end boycott parliament session


Saturday 22 December



Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Kurdish deputies ended their boycott of the House of Representatives session on Saturday, after meeting with the President of the Council Mohammed Halbusi on the election of judges of the Court of Cassation.

The source said in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The Kurdish deputies ended their boycott of the meeting of the House of Representatives after their meeting with the President of the Council Mohamed Halbusi on the election of judges of the Court of Cassation."

The source, who preferred not to be named, said that "Halbusi understands the issue of Kurdish rejection of the election of judges."


And voted the House of Representatives in its meeting today, Saturday, the judges of the Federal Court of Cassation.


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