Urgent .. Maliki extends deadline Sadrist ministers until next Tuesday to a position statement from the government

Sunday, 24 March / March 2013 11:32

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{Baghdad: Euphrates Ntoz} Prime legal advisers to Prime Minister Fadel Muhammad extend the deadline Sadrist ministers to next Tuesday for their final position statement of comments attendance to the meetings of the Council of Ministers.

Mohammed said in a statement to the Euphrates News Agency {} on Sunday that "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki gave ministers Sadrists another two days to indicate their position on the comments attending meetings of the Council of Ministers."

He pointed out that "in the event of failure to attend Sadrist ministers to the next meeting of the Council of Ministers, which will be held next Tuesday, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki give algebraic vacation to current ministers for {30} days and then it would be for every incident."

The head of the legal advisers of the owners that "the government will not be affected in case management proxy most of the ministries and administration ministries will be acting very ordinary matter."

The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki gave in last week and Sadrist ministers after their announcement on television suspend their membership in the Council of Ministers, while continuing to work tasks ministries on Sunday to determine if they will continue in the government or not.

While stressing the cleric Muqtada al-Sadr said in a statement yesterday that he would discuss within the current issue of withdrawal from the government and the House of Representatives, which he described as "lean."

The spokesman said the leader of Sadr, Sheikh Salah al-Obeidi on Saturday after a meeting Sadrist ministers with their leader in Alhanana Najaf Najaf, "Sadrist ministers continue to suspend their attendance of meetings of the Council of Ministers."

Obeidi added by saying that "it does not mean withdrawal from the political process, but this comment is technically through their presence in their ministries and non-presence in the meetings of the Council of Ministers."


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