Mass citizen: the Supreme Council does not have a candidate for prime minister

05/12/2013 - 11:21





Chairman of the parliamentary bloc citizen Bayan Jabr


Alsumaria News / Baghdad


The head of the parliamentary bloc citizen Bayan Jabr, on Thursday, the Supreme Council does not have a candidate for prime minister, in what was considered that the survival of the coalition of Kurdish Shiite represents a guarantee for the country united.

Zubaidi said in the "modern world" which aired on "Alsumaria", "The Islamic Supreme Council met four days ago and discussed the topic of the presidential candidate of the Council of Ministers," noting that "the Supreme Council does not have a candidate for the job."

It promised that "street nominated me for this position, but the Supreme Council has not announced until now a candidate for the Council of Ministers," adding that "Iran does not impose its point of view on the political blocs in Iraq, and the evidence it wanted to unite behind Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the last period, but Sadrists reject strongly. "

He said al-Zubaidi that "the nature of political action at the present time is pivoting can be three years later to form alliances with the Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds," pointing out that "the Supreme Council considers that the survival Shiite-Kurdish coalition will maintain the unity of Iraq, and this could be with the year also and there can be a real Shiite-Sunni alliance. "

He was President Jalal Talabani, and the Secretary General of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri stressed the importance of last year's Shiite-Kurdish coalition, as pointed Talabani to continue his efforts to bring the views of all parties to reach a final solution to the problems and critical.

The head of the citizen's parliamentary Bayan Jabr said, earlier on Thursday (December 5, 2013), the Supreme Council does not want more than two of any prime minister, as pointed out that Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki will not allow anyone from his party to run for prime minister.


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State of Law: Supreme Council did not marginalize and determine how political statements Zubaidi

05/12/2013 - 12:35

Alsumaria News / Baghdad


MP for the rule of law Fouad Alldorki, on Thursday, the Supreme Council to take its due since the beginning of the formation of the current government has not been subjected to marginalization, in what was considered the statements of Attorney Baqir al-Zubaidi for the third-term Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki "and determine how political propaganda."

He Alldorki in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "The Islamic Supreme Council taking its due at the beginning of the formation of the current government, has not been subjected to marginalization," noting that "the Council has served as Vice President of the Republic, in addition to the Minister of Transport, according to the seats they received in Parliament" .

He Alldorki that "the statements of the head of the citizen's parliamentary Baqir al-Zubaidi of the refusal of the Supreme Council give anyone more than two terms, is propaganda to fight the others and determine how the politician, and politicians should rise above it," adding that "it is bankrupt from earning the public turns to the factors subversive to fight the others. "

The Alldorki that "such statements do not affect the citizens," pointing out that "the vote and determine the course of the political process, and the prime minister is in the polls, and therefore, the citizen is the one who determines the course of the political process."

And on to talk about the existence of polls indicate progress mass citizen ranked first, followed Alldorki that "there are many questionnaires other international indicate that a coalition of state law would get 80 or 85% of the vote in the next elections," explaining that "the elections of the last provincial showed the proportion of votes obtained by the rule of law. "

The head of the citizen's parliamentary Supreme Council of the Islamic Bayan Jabr said, earlier on Thursday (December 5, 2013), that the Council does not want more than two of any prime minister, and in what was described cycle of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the current of "the most unique and corrupt than the previous session, "pointed out that the Islamic Supreme Council suffered marginalization at the beginning of the formation of the current government.


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