Coalition Hakim asserts his efforts to return some of the parties claim to withdraw confidence from the positions

01/07/2012 15:52



Baghdad, July 1 (Rn) - The Islamic Supreme Council which is headed by Ammar al-Hakim Sunday that the current atmosphere has become more appropriate to leave the option of withdrawing confidence from the government, and resorting to the reform and the national meeting, noting his quest to persuade the parties to the claim of no confidence to back down from its position.

Ammar al-Hakim And the adoption of the Islamic Supreme Council through its leader Ammar al-Hakim and political mediation in the past month has led some to persuade the parties to refrain from demanding the withdrawal of confidence from the Maliki and the option of resorting to the reforms.

The leader of the Council Furat al-Shara told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) "We believe that the National Alliance and all the political forces that want to stand the position of a sound about the political process are able to overcome differences," noting that the "Committee for the National Reform is the start to end the differences."

Shara added that "there will be absorption of resentment and will be concluded for calm and understanding and the trend towards national meeting," noting that "the atmosphere of today, more appropriate than yesterday after the decline of personalities and parties from demanding the withdrawal of confidence."

And "We are now the return of some of the parties of the withdrawal of the confidence which we consider the product and the option is not practical."

The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said in response to a question to one of his followers today that "the interrogation and the withdrawal of trust is a legal and constitutional, but the occurrence of disputes and wrangling that harm the Iraqi people and his service may be harmful to some thing."

The decline in the Sadrist movement, which has 40 seats in the House of Representatives later the question of his involvement in the process of questioning of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, which seeks to implement the existing Coalition and Iraqi Kurdistan.

Revealed a coalition of state law, led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Tuesday on the status of the National Alliance, a roadmap will be launched in the coming days in order to end the political crisis.

The Talabani refused to send a request to withdraw confidence from the government to the parliament and announced his commitment to the option of resorting to the national meeting, which had called for more than three months.

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