Coalition confirms citizen not to discuss the presidency of the National Coalition Government before determining the criteria to be met by the candidate

Coalition confirms citizen not to discuss the presidency of the National Coalition Government before determining the criteria to be met by the candidate
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Confirmed the mass of the citizen, of the Islamic Supreme Council, headed by Ammar al-Hakim, on Sunday, that the National Coalition would not discuss the subject of the prime minister only after the finalization of the rules of procedure and determine the standards to be met by the candidate, returned to the "most important" those standards are "admissibility "candidate among other powers.
A member of the bloc citizen, Ibrahim Bahr al-Ulum, "The National Alliance held a meeting on Saturday, (the 31 of May 2014), to discuss the criteria that must be met candidate for prime minister in order to achieve national consensus, did not mention the names at all," adding that "the most important those standards is the admissibility of the candidate with the other powers. "
He Bahr al-Ulum, the "National Coalition student committee charged with preparing the draft rules of procedure of the National Alliance need to be completed within a specific timeframe," reiterating "not to discuss the naming Alliance candidate for prime minister either at the meeting or in the side events of the members on the sidelines."
The member bloc citizen, that "not to discuss the candidate for the post of prime minister, not to avoid one or because of the number of seats held by the other, but because of the approach applied by the National Coalition, and his interest in the development of specifications and standards that must be adopted before naming that character," noting that "When the National Alliance agreed on the criteria to be met by the candidate, and is considered as one of the terms of its rules of procedure, can begin to search for personal specifications applicable to them."
Promised the Iraqi National Coalition, on Saturday, that his decisions are set out on the basis of "previous understandings" and not the number of parliamentary seats, which "does not mean increased confiscation of the opinions of others", while between the Presidency of the Government "is subject to the admissibility of the others and the national consensus," counting the accession number MPs from other blocs, particularly Sunni Maliki's coalition "does not mean weakness Parties National Alliance, the influence of the latter in front of," the fact that those people "can not change the positions of the bloc because it is not linked to Bkiedadtha who broke it."




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