Urgent .. National Coalition calls wise "to resolve the crisis" through a conference of political leaders

Monday, December 14 2 / January 2013 13:08


Twilight News / called the National Coalition, on Monday, the leader of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim to adopt a group meeting with leaders of political blocs to resolve the current crisis in the country.

The leader of the Iraqi National Alliance, Ahmad Chalabi told a news conference attended by "Twilight News", "call Mr. Hakim to adopt a meeting of leaders of political blocs in order to sit at the table of national dialogue based on a proposal submitted by Chalabi and praised Sadrists him and Virtue and the rest of coalition parties."

"The meeting of the National Coalition held yesterday discussed the political developments taking place in Iraq and the challenges that passes by Almhhadalssayas in the country."

"The coalition discussed ways to resolve the contract and crises and public demands that have emerged in recent demonstrations, also gave attendees a thorough reading of the details, which was formed in the light of what has emerged from the statements and developments."

He added that "the conferees agreed to support the steps of the religious authority recent Supreme contributed to the development of guidelines to resolve the intractable crises and legitimate popular demands."

And "demanded the National Coalition of the House of Representatives to speed up ratification of the Laws mission in the forefront of the Federal Court and other important laws."

"The coalition also called for the Iraqi government to implement laws passed by the House of Representatives, first and foremost law grant students and the implementation of the National Service Act, and economic capital of Basra, where previously that the House passed such laws since many months."

And pass the country's severe crisis began after the departure of hundreds in the western provinces protest demonstrations on the Iraqi government, and demanding amnesty for prisoners, but the government is illegal most of their demands.

In contrast began supporters of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki out demonstrations urging him not to give in to the protesters' demands, especially the issuance of a general amnesty for prisoners, and the abolition of the law of accountability and justice.


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