The conflict between Ibadi and Maliki increasingly .. and Iran intervenes and sends a message to the leaders of the Dawa Party, before you two choices (Details)

19-02-2017 03:05 PM

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The conflict intensified between Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, and his predecessor , Nouri al - Maliki, to preside over the 'Dawa Party' ruling the list in the coming local elections, and coincided with the arrival of the demonstrations led by cleric Moqtada al - Sadr against the election commission to the government 's Green Zone gates, central Baghdad. It called on Iran to demand from the Iraqi government to put an end to the wave of protests escalating, and to accelerate agreement on the name of the person who will lead the 'Dawa Party' in the upcoming elections.

Political and revealed close to the 'Dawa Party , ' the existence of deep differences between al - Maliki and al - Abadi, that " the main reason for the differences is to preside over the conflict on the electoral list to call in the next local elections."

Political and pointed out that ' the Iranian embassy in Baghdad intervened to resolve the escalating conflict within the ruling party', noting that 'a delegation representing the embassy attended a meeting of the leadership body of the Dawa Party, asking them to speed up agreement on a candidate for the leadership of the electoral list'.

He added that ' the delegation informed the meeting that the person who will lead the electoral list of the Dawa party, it would be the logical candidate to win the next government , headed', adding that ' the Iranians said the leaders of the Dawa party , said before you two choices, either Maliki or al - Abadi'.


He continued, that ' the Iranian delegation was complaining last Sadrist demonstrations, which are almost up to the Green Zone gates', noting that' the Iranian embassy representatives have expressed alarm over the escalation of the protests, and called on the government to rein in Jmahaa before they become popular demonstrations massive difficult controlling her'.

He pointed out that 'Abadi , Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif met on the sidelines of the Munich conference on security and discussed some matters relating to Iraq 's internal affairs', at a time when the presidency of the Iraqi government said that' Abadi discussed with Zarif developments in the region, and the need to achieve security and stability for their people. '

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