Supreme Council waiting for a green light from the other parties to complete the initiative to resolve the political crisis

21/11/2012 08:12
Spokesman confirmed the Islamic Supreme Council Hamid Maaleh Saadi said the leader of the Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim is currently awaiting the green light from the other parties in order to complete his initiatives in bringing the views, leading to quick access to meeting national and resumption of dialogues between the political blocs.

The Maaleh's (Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network) that "the Supreme Council and Mr. Hakim personally already displayed his resolve the political crisis has led these efforts to reach a positive outcome was the continuation of dialogues and put initiatives on this instead of interrogation procedures or withdraw confidence which had a role in calming the crisis. "

And on the current impasse is experiencing a political crisis, said "We have a clear roadmap to resolve but we need to signals green to complete the dialogues, whether in Baghdad or, if necessary visits to Kurdistan because relations both alliance and national or a Council top with the Kurdistan Alliance is a very good and deep a what makes the possibility of a solution much stronger than the survival of the situation at a standstill for the reasons may be beyond the origin of the political movement. "

He said he "should differentiate between the problems or obstacles of a procedural nature, whether within the government or between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and the problems and obstacles of a political nature and that require continuing dialogues between the political blocs to find national solutions."

The Islamic Supreme Council headed by Ammar al-Hakim had put forward at different times more than an initiative to resolve the current political crisis, including its own initiative backgammon tables.


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