Sadoun: Five meeting in Arbil was a substitute for consultation Barzani meeting to be held tomorrow

06-05-2012 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
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Deputy for the Kurdistan Alliance, it is the meeting in Arbil Five was an alternative to meeting the consultative meeting called by the President of Kurdistan region Masoud Barzani.

The MP said Mohsen Saadoun told all of Iraq [where] on Sunday that "the meeting that five-year contract last week and collect a number of political leaders in Erbil, the Barzani substitute for a consultation meeting which was scheduled for Monday Gdiom tomorrow."

He added that "the meeting's richest Pentagram for a consultative session, especially after he left the meeting a letter to the National Alliance with insights and directions on ways of resolving the current political crisis."

The head of the Kurdistan region President Massoud Barzani called on the Sadrist movement to a consultative meeting in Arbil to resolve the current political crisis.

A statement of the Political Commission of the Sadrist movement in the 24 of April, "The Second Deputy Chairman of the political office of the Martyr Sadr, Ahmed Mutairi received Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Kurdistan Alliance, Rose Nuri Shaways, who carried a letter from the President of Iraq's Kurdistan region Masoud Barzani calls for the chairmanship of the Commission The command-line movement to come to a consultative meeting to resolve the current crisis in the country and to be held in Arbil, in the seventh month of May next. "

It was a meeting held in Arbil in the Kurdistan region in 28 of last April included President Jalal Talabani and parliament speaker Osama Najafi and President of Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani, the leader of the Sadrist movement and Muqtada al-Sadr, head of the Iraqi National List Ayad Allawi discuss the current political crisis.

The political scene recently a political dynamic growing began meeting Quintet in Arbil, where was this meeting a series of resolutions sent al-Sadr in a letter to the National Alliance, which was discussed by a meeting last Thursday, but no details about the message and the position of the National Alliance of which were not reflected in the statement Closing of the meeting, saying only, "It is open to all views submitted by some of the leaders of the political components, but noted the lack of absorption of the fundamental problems hindering the work of building the state and they negatively affect the relationship with the federal government of the Kurdistan region."

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