Member of the reforms: we will hold meetings with all the political blocs during the next two days to discuss the paper reforms

Ali Aldhargam - 12/07/2012 PM - 9:00 PM | Hits: 29


Member of the Committee announced political reforms, Abbas al-Bayati said the next two days will witness the meetings of the committee with all the political blocs in Baghdad to discuss the paper's political reforms.

He told all of Iraq [where] the day that "the meetings of the political reforms, systematic and ongoing under the chairmanship of the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari and will hold workshops as well as hold meetings with all the political blocs in Baghdad during the next two days to arrange the priorities on the paper on political reforms."

Al-Bayati said that "the reform project a serious and credible reform because there is a vision and priorities have been identified."

He noted that "the paper's political reforms will be considered with respect and appreciation for all the papers the previous, including a paper agreement Erbil and benefit from them will not intersect with any paper," noting, "We in the Commission reforms are working to find a common national through all these papers and make the priority reform agreed upon by everyone." .

The National Alliance was announced last Sunday to complete a paper prepared by the reforms committee set up by the reforms of the seven members, indicating that the paper will be put on the rest of the political blocs.

Included paper reforms, 3 points is to invite all political parties to review the situation in the light of the political crisis experienced by the country and to invite the political parties to deal with the call for dialogue positively and put all the files, but on the basis of commitment to the Constitution as well as inviting partners to discuss important issues and find solutions according to the limits of time In addition to the media's commitment to the truce.

And on a draft request to question the prime minister Nuri al-Maliki al-Bayati said that the "draft-confidence or questioning no longer have a presence or impact because everyone will engage in a reform project that the goal of all large and the interest of the political process and the country."

The Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance have announced their intention to apply to parliament to question al-Maliki as a way to pull the other confidence after his inability to persuade President Jalal Talabani, submit a request to withdraw confidence from Maliki to Parliament.

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