Kurdish forces: We will send a negotiating team to Baghdad united after the election and we will demand the application of the Constitution and not just promises

07/05/2014 23:35



Range / Baghdad

Confirmed that the Kurdish forces, on Wednesday, sent a negotiating team to Baghdad after the completion of the final results of the elections, as indicated that negotiations to form a government will differ from those in the agreement of Arbil, which did not achieve the Maliki any point of the points of, pointing to the resumption of dialogues launched before the election with blocks the citizen and the Liberals and united and national draw "correct policy mistakes," threatened to take the position in the absence of the application of the federal system in Iraq, demanding the application of the Constitution and not just promises.

The vice president of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc, Mohsen al-Sadoun, said in an interview with the (term), "The parliamentary elections that took place recently is supposed to make a huge difference in the lives of the citizens after the challenge of terrorism in order to build a state of institutions and re-balance and the abolition of sectarianism and nationalism."

He Sadoun that "during the past period did not comply with the government to achieve even one demand of the demands of the Kurdish component and the upcoming negotiations finalists take the Kurdistan Alliance with other political forces to form the next government will differ from those in the agreement of Arbil, which did not achieve the Prime Minister's outgoing any point of the points of".

The MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, said that "we will review in our negotiations with new political blocs in Baghdad lack of commitment to the promises made by the Maliki government, and therefore we will build our next in this light," noting that "we are asking for is to hold the new changes, including adherence to the constitution, which stipulates that Iraq is a federal state federal democratic parliamentary system of government, but all this is in place now. "

He said al-Sadoun, "during the previous governments was the country managed its institutions and its independent executive authority and decision-making in accordance with the system of centralized," calling the winning political blocs in the new parliament to "apply the Iraqi constitution, decentralized, otherwise it is not possible to go back again and rely on promises and rhetoric."

The Vice President of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc that "in the absence of the application of the federal system in Iraq, we will have another position on the grounds that our next steps will be important and decisive," adding "we can not go again with the Government launches only promises without being committed by and still effects present on the people of Kurdistan and, most recently cut the salaries of the staff of the region. "

The Sadoun that "our agreements the new formation of the next government will focus on the development of a new framework ensures our rights and applied not promises only," noting that "there are talks and talks got before the election with the citizen and the Liberals and united and national mapping policy to correct mistakes, and activation of reforms and will start the talks again in the event of declaration election results are official and final for each party knows its weight in parliament and on the light moves in negotiations with others. "

For his part, MP for the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), Burhan Mohammed Faraj said in an interview (range), said that "after the announcement of the election results, there will be an agreement between all political forces to form the Kurdish negotiating delegation to start talks with other political statements."

Faraj said that "the delegation negotiating will begin his work and his talks with Shiite and Sunni component and we will need more time to complete the program of government," noting that "the demands of the Kurds is the application of Article 140 of resolving the issue of the Peshmerga and the oil and gas and install federal issue."

He said Faraj that "the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan will not hold any alliance with any political forces non-Kurdish without reference to the Kurdistan Alliance," pointing out that "the Kurds historical ties with component Shiite religious authority in support of the Kurdish issue and therefore the component Shiite agree on a candidate for prime minister receives acceptance of all components of the Iraqi people. "

He pointed out a member of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) said that "the Kurds have the displeasure of the performance of the previous government and its approach in the past and have become our experience with al-Maliki, who evade commitments made by the Kurds were not carried out."

For his part, said a member of the mass change Mohammed Kayani said that "what we want from the federal government is coming abide by the constitution in the event of non-compliance, including the text of the Constitution in the last period will have implications for the formation of the next government."

He Kayani, in an interview with the (range), said, "What we are calling for in the current period is the application of Article 140 of the Constitution and solve problems between the KRG and the federal government, which include the issues of the Peshmerga and the Regional Guard, oil and gas are determined by the relationship between Baghdad and Erbil."

He continued, MP for the mass change that "the formation of the previous government in 2010, did not result in the achievement of promises, including the terms of Arbil and therefore we will have a position in the event of continued government policy coming years."

And linked to Shiite forces salient (citizen and Liberal), and Sunni Ktdon and national led by Iyad Allawi relations strained with the State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, as shown previous government on the basis of the Convention on Arbil granted al-Maliki as prime minister, but the differences between Baghdad and Erbil, "oil "may cast a shadow on the orientation of the Kurds in the formation of the new government and the establishment of a new coalition includes opposition forces to take over al-Maliki for a third term.


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