Skinner seen delegation Crisis Group developments country's political process and the difficulties encountered

Tuesday, May 22 / May 2012 17:24


[Baghdad - where]

View, government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh Crisis Group delegation on a visit to Baghdad now developments of the political process in the country and the difficulties encountered.

A statement by the Office of Skinner Agency has received all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today that "al-Dabbagh received the delegation of Crisis Group on a visit to Baghdad where he briefed them on the developments of the political process and the difficulties encountered and the efforts of political parties to overcome them."

He added that "al-Dabbagh presented an explanation of the questions addressed by the delegation in Iraq's relations with regional and Iraq sought to be an active player in its regional, Arab and international and the role that Iraq can play in contributing to solve the problems of the region and its crises."

The political scene rise significantly in the severity of the exchange of accusations, especially among the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance, on the one hand and a coalition of state law on the other on several files concerning the management of the state and partnership in decision-making and file-oil and other things, has held two meetings of some of the leaders of political blocs, one in Arbil, the end of April past and another in Najaf province last Saturday in order to reach a settlement of the current political crisis.

The president of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi was a request to the National Alliance to find a replacement for Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a period not to exceed one week began on Saturday, while the source familiar with [Where] that "the meeting of Najaf resulted in the provision of two letters the first of the National Alliance to find an alternative Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in a week and the nomination of someone else to take over as prime minister, "adding," was also provided a letter to President Jalal Talabani urged him to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki, "adding that" the Iraqi National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi, who attended the meeting had been assigned to deliver letters to the National Alliance and Talabani. ended



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