Coalition Hakim reveals the next step for the initiative leader: Maliki did not announce its full support

Friday, 11 December / 2 January 2014 11:46



Twilight News / revealed the Islamic Supreme Council headed by Ammar al-Hakim, the Sabbath, from Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has not announced its full support for the initiative on Anbar Hakim did not oppose it, revealing near the convening of a meeting of the implementation of the initiative.

alt A council spokesman Hamid Malp for "Twilight News", "Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki during a meeting with the President of the Supreme Council of the first day yesterday, did not announce his opposition to any effort to overcome the crisis did not announce its full support for the initiative."

He added that "al-Maliki wanted the effort to peaceful political to remain constant in order to end terrorism WWDC strongholds, and the Islamic Supreme Council believes that confronting terror is a sacred task and must rid the city of the threat of terrorism," adding, "We recognize that the security effort need a concerted political effort To make it a success. "

He explained, "We have received the support of political forces all initiative Hakim, along with the support of international and regional levels, a move most concentrated, and the second step is to convene a meeting of political forces in order to determine the priorities and procedures to implement the provisions of the initiative, whether the meeting Btogah wide or no collar else."

He pointed out that "Hakim probably will be announced later after the integration of all views on the initiative to hold the meeting to implement their initiative."

The initiative includes Hakim, named "Enduring Onbarna" the passage of the reconstruction of special Anbar worth four billion dollars implemented over four years, in addition to the monitoring of a special budget to support the clan, which is battling al Qaeda militants to strengthen and compensate for their sons' deaths Alogerhy.

And also includes the establishment of a self-defense forces of the Anbar tribes mission to secure the international border and the strategic roads in the province.

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