Jaafari seeks to invite the political blocs to hold a national meeting

04/23/2013 12:00 AM


Baghdad morning

Moving head of the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari to call on the
political blocs to hold a national meeting to get to the real solutions
are based on the Constitution and the law. In the meantime expressed
his delegation Kurdish negotiator, who held meetings in Baghdad this
month was optimistic to reach an agreement on the outstanding issues
between Baghdad and Erbil. Said Alliance member National Sadiq
frankincense in a press statement: "There is an intention to head the
National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and in agreement with Prime
Minister Nuri al-Maliki to hold a national meeting to ask all the
contentious issues to reach real solutions based on the Constitution and
the law.


He added that "after the end of the electoral process has become a
suitable atmosphere for such a meeting is therefore essential that calls
for al-Jaafari, or any political leader of the leaders of the political
blocs to sit at the table of dialogue to resolve differences."


The MP for the coalition in Iraq Mutashar Samurai, reported that the
provincial elections of increased political divisions within the bloc
and between the political blocs, pointing to the existence of resolving
the differences after the election.


On the other hand, expressed his delegation Kurdish negotiator, who
held meetings in Baghdad this month was optimistic to reach an agreement
on the outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil. Said member of the
delegation, Minister of Displacement and Migration Dindar الدوسكي for
"Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network," "The Kurdistan Alliance
optimistic to reach agreement on the outstanding issues between the
federal government and the provincial government after assessing the
National Alliance's answer to the message delivered to him positive. "


And ended the negotiating delegation of the Kurdistan region, which
included five figures a visit to Baghdad after a meeting of the National
Alliance bloc and Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in 11 of the current
month and held a meeting with the region's president, Massoud Barzani,
to brief him on the outcome of the negotiations.


The President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, two days before sending
the delegation of high-level political to Baghdad, for direct dialogue
with the National Alliance and with the federal government. The decision
came after an extended meeting held Barzani to coalition forces of
Kurdistan, which includes ministers and heads of parliamentary blocs
Kurdistan in the Iraqi Council of Representatives to assess the response
of the National Alliance on its final mission.


Boycotting ministers and deputies of the Kurds the meetings of the
Council of Ministers and House of Representatives about two months ago
against the backdrop of the adoption of the federal budget for 2013
without his consent. National Alliance expressed its support for the
resumption of negotiations between Baghdad and Erbil to resolve
differences between the parties and counted important step.


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