Maliki agrees to the terms of the chest and returned to his ministers and cabinet sessions

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A source familiar with the Office of the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs for the Liberal bloc Nassar al-Rubaie, said on Monday that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki had agreed to all the conditions of the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr for the return of current ministers to cabinet meetings.

The source said in an interview (range Press), "The Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Nassar al-Rubaie attended meetings of the Council of Ministers, which was held today which was devoted to the demands of demonstrators and made conditions announced in earlier cleric Moqtada al-Sadr for the return of Ministers meeting of the Council Minister. "

The current leader Sadr said in a statement in the (March 24 2013) that "if the withdrawal or suspension of Ministers Liberal bloc mean interference America, I am ready to call for a dialogue and that was under the dome of the Council of Ministers without canceling comment but unconditional work seriously to order certain things and the period certain, "and urged" the formation of a security committee have regard direct in the case of postponing the elections without Aykalha to one individual without neglecting Commission, and write a program and an internal system of the Council of Ministers limiting its dictatorship and exclusivity, in addition to serious work in order to achieve the legitimate demands of the demonstrators without what unreasonable or unacceptable.

The source, who asked not to be named, said "the Prime Minister and agreed to all the conditions."

And on the return of Sadrist ministers to meetings of the Council source said, "Consider better than to accept Maliki to the conditions, but we are waiting for the decision of Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr."

For his part, MP for the Liberal bloc Abdul Hussein Resan in an interview (long-Presse), that "the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Nassar al-Rubaie attended the cabinet meeting today, carrying with him the conditions and some of the issues announced by the current leader Sadr in his statement in the (March 24 2013). "

He Resan that "if met Prime Minister these conditions will return Sadrist ministers to cabinet sessions and Bouklavha stay interrupting her," pointing out that "the most important of these conditions is to write the rules of procedure of the Council of Ministers."

The Resan that "the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs did not tell us until now for the details of the meeting and what the response of al-Maliki," noting "some of our partners in the political process and some of the blocks within the National Alliance expressed their support for this condition, to finish some administrative problems relating to the rules of procedure of the Council of Ministers" .

He Abdulhussain "I'm in my person that the Prime Minister would prefer not to return ministers Sadrists and even ministers of Iraq because this situation serves on the grounds that many of the ministries became managed by proxy," adding that "some Sobh Some call the Council of Ministers named Council agents."

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Cabinet approves chest conditions for the return of his government ministers


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Announced the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr, Tuesday, for the approval of the Cabinet on the four conditions of its leader, stressing that the approval will end the boycott and his ministers to meetings of the Council of Ministers.

The leader of the mainstream Bahaa al-Araji, in a press conference held today at the headquarters of the political body of the stream in Baghdad that "the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Nassar al-Rubaie, today, the Council of Ministers four conditions for the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr."

Araji said that "conditions are forming a committee to review the security file in the provinces of Nineveh and Anbar, and the implementation of the legitimate demands of the provinces where demonstrations, and adoption of the rules of procedure of the Council of Ministers, as well as re-national cohesion and create a table out by the national."

Araji continued that "the Council of Ministers voted in the affirmative on these conditions," noting that "the vote of the Council will pay the current ministers to discuss the return of the meetings of the Council."


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MP: Sadrist ministers resume attending sessions of the Council of Ministers next week.



27/03/2013 12:42:00

BAGHDAD / NINA / MP, of the state of law coalition, Abbas al-Bayati said the Sadrist ministers would resume attending sessions of the Council of Ministers next week.

He told the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA /: "There is clear vital work of the Council of Ministers after the return of a number of ministers of the Iraqiya coalition to attend meetings yesterday to discuss the demands of demonstrators unlike the House of Representatives which is disable."

Al-Bayati added: "disrupting the work of the two councils in this way requires taking a bold stand to dissolve parliament and the government and go to early elections instead of repeated withdrawals and suspensions," noting that "remain these two institutions disabled for another year is a waste of public money and time, he says.

The head of the Ahrar parliamentary bloc, Bahaa al-Araji, said yesterday that the Council of Ministers agreed on Muqtada al-Sadr's conditions.

The Sadrist ministers announced suspension their attending sessions of the Council of Ministers following the Council's decision to postpone the elections in the provinces of Anbar and Nineveh last week. / End


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