***** The numbers game opens the door to more government scenario

Wednesday 21 May 2014
| 12:57


Meetings and contacts behind the scenes led a marathon, according to a source from within the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, head of the Coalition

Seeking blocs outs to give Maliki a third term, to more dialogues

Cuff now neutral between al-Maliki, who refused to take another state, and its supporters, and this means that the outcome of the negotiations, which began in effect, is to ensure the nomination of Prime Minister
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It seems that the political map will not change from what it is now distributing sovereign positions, after the announcement of the Electoral Commission for elections, the final results of the new parliamentary session, which did not bear surprises will the heart of the equation, as out of 325 seats in the current parliament, enabling most of them to return under parliament the same political blocs.

The numbers game poses more of a scenario to the negotiating table after the get-Maliki and blocs supporting his tenure as head of the government to 115 seats, moving the negotiations to convince the masses believe nominees fifty more seats, to go to the first session is the selection of the President of the Republic, to cut the last prime minister be no longer than month, according to the constitution.

In the intervening period from the stage of forming a government, meetings and contacts behind the scenes led a marathon, according to a source from within the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, head of the coalition, in order to convince more of the blocks to form a majority government policy.

The source revealed in a statement to "Qurtas News", unveiled a planned visit in the coming days for a Kurdish delegation representing the winning parties, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, led by Massoud Barzani, and the Patriotic Union, led by Jalal Talabani, and the MDC led by Nechirvan Mustafa, in order to negotiate and engage in dialogue with parties National Alliance to form a government.

According to the source always, the "National Alliance, with all its components have not agreed yet on a candidate head of government," likely to pose a coalition of state law "openly and officially to all the blocks the name of its candidate, Nouri al-Maliki," but the source stressed the opposition Liberal bloc and strongly directions of state law , announcing the initiative to resolve the candidate head of government, requires a candidate to provide all the blocks it and then agree on a person who is an official candidate for the National Alliance. "

On another line, seeking blocs outs to give Maliki a third term, to more dialogues, especially after the announcement of the formation of the National Union represented by deputies and parties of the six Sunni provinces.

The leader of the Union of National Salim al for "Qurtas News", "Union National was able to form a committee takes over the reins of the negotiations and to demand the rights of the six provinces, which have been the marginalization and exclusion", as he put it, pointing out that this committee will open intensive dialogues with the coalition parties National naysayers to give a third term to the owners, in order to form a bloc to be a hard number in the face of a majority government, which sought the Prime Minister.

Jabouri said that "the cuff now neutral between al-Maliki, who refused to take another state, and its supporters, and this means that the outcome of the negotiations, which began in effect, is to ensure the nomination of Prime Minister."

The united won 29 seats, while I got the National 21 seats while I got the Arab to 12 seats, and this means that the opponents of Maliki if they flocked to them Kurdish parties and received, supported the blocs of the Liberals and the citizen, the majority government-Maliki may fade and replaced by a consensus government in isolation from a coalition of state law, but this scenario may not be applied as soon as some of the pressures of regional differences or the distribution of the sovereign.

On the other hand saw the State of Law coalition, led by the Prime Minister, that the nearest and fastest possible scenario to achieve is to convince some of the blocks in support of the government's majority political orientation.

A member of the coalition, MP Hassan al-Yassiri, for "Qurtas News" that "what has been achieved victory for the coalition of state law is the result of popular will must be respected by all, pointing out that the difference in the seats big is a testament to the desire of the masses to form a majority government policy."

He Yasiri that "went Maliki to form a majority government received the support of the parties inside and outside of the National Alliance, and expected not to delay in forming a government, if they agreed to some of the blocks on the necessity of forming this kind of government, stressing that for al-Maliki to more than 90 voice will facilitate this task.

While A source from within the Kurdistan Alliance, for "Qurtas News" to "resolve the positions of the provincial government, helps a lot deducted in the federal government," adding that "there is an agreement had happened last night, to take over the National Union party, led by Jalal Talabani President of the Republic. "

The source, who requested anonymity, that "the most prominent names put forward for the post of President of the Republic, namely Fuad Masum, and Barham Salih, agreed with the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and the movement of Curran, on the distribution of ministries between them.


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