Maliki's coalition is considering sending delegation to Erbil is represented by

Ali Salman - 21/05/2012 PM - 7:51 p.m.


Follow-up Ali Salman

Revealed a coalition of state law, on Monday, the study send a delegation to Erbil represented to discuss the differences and the outstanding issues with the Presidency of the Kurdistan Region, stressing that the desire to send the delegation is subject to the objecting parties in the province on the performance of the work of the federal government.

The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr had traveled to Arbil, in the end of April last, on an official visit where he met with President Jalal Talabani and Massoud Barzani, president of the province and the existing Iraqi President Iyad Allawi and President of the House of Representatives Osama al.

The MP for the State of Law coalition Batoul Farouk "The right of any block to take the initiative as it deems appropriate to resolve the current political crisis experienced by the country", stating that "a coalition of state law will be followed by the appropriate options to resolve the crisis, including sending a delegation to Erbil and negotiation with the leadership of the region and discuss its objections to the performance of the work of the Federal Government" . , However Farouk saying, "go a delegation from the State of Law coalition to Arbil, one of the options, not the only option, and if shown the parties objecting to us in the province interest in it," noting that "the delegation if he went to the region he will present insights and perspectives of state law towards the current crisis and the political process in the country. "

Included a meeting of Irbil, signed by Barzani and Najafi, and Allawi and al-Sadr, emphasized that the option to withdraw confidence from the current government would be based in the absence of commitment to the implementation as stated in the letter within 15 days. And met with representatives of the Kurdistan Alliance and the Iraqi List and the parties in the National Alliance, the first on Saturday, leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr in his home province of Najaf to discuss a response to the National Alliance paper Sadr, was among five-year consultative meeting held at the end of last April, in Arbil.


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