Hassan Jihad: the coming days will witness intensive meetings to resolve the political crisis

09-07-2012 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
Baghdad (news)

Predicted MP from Kurdistan Alliance bloc Hassan Jihad, to witness the coming days, intensive meetings between the parties to Arbil as well as the National Alliance to move the blocks to persuade them to implement reforms, instead of no-confidence.

Jihad said in a statement (of the Agency news): The coming days will witness meetings in Erbil, the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance and possibly representatives of the Sadrist movement, on the subject of questioning of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and his confidence.

He added that the Commission reforms, the problem by the National Alliance will move to the two main blocs (the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance) to convince the masses the feasibility of implementing a project of reforms presented by the National Alliance.

He said the deputy coalition blocs Alchordsanah to: that the reduction in the blocks assembled in Arbil, the withdrawal of confidence from the Maliki depends on how convinced the time the ceiling blocks which will be determined to carry out reforms, noting that reforms will be convinced of the blocks start to solve the deep crisis now existing in the political arena.

A spokesman for the Islamic Supreme Council Member / National Alliance / Hamid Maaleh, it was announced that the Committee on Reform of the problem Stnfh coalition on the political blocs and hear what Trdi these blocks and what you require.

The Maaleh in an earlier statement (the news) yesterday announced Reform Commission on the lips of President Ibrahim al-Jaafari complete working papers of the Committee, thought that next week will open up the political blocs participating in the political process, after a consultation with them and listen to what you want these blocks and you specify.

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