Jubouri: the work of the Electoral Commission will end next September and Kirkuk linked security and administrative government [expanded]

Release Date: 2017/8/28 14:10
[Ayna-Baghdad]
Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri that the work of the Electoral Commission will end next month and will be the formation of a new commission, "while stressing that" Kirkuk linked security and administrative federal government. "
Jubouri said in a press conference held today in Baghdad that "Iraq has regained its place in the decision-making at the Arab and regional levels, and gangs called for the terrorist wing was broken in Iraq and lost its strength and achieved in Tal Afar a major achievement recognized by the eye," declaring " House of Representatives for eight years. "
He pointed out that "criminal gangs should not be allowed to mix the papers in Kirkuk by targeting innocent people, abducting women or forcing families to leave," noting that "any decision issued by any party not to allow the return of displaced persons is unconstitutional and unjust to logic or morality, Justification for not allowing the return of displaced families who have been freeing their cities for more than two years. "
"We believe that the political conflict in any province will be an outlet for unrest and insecurity, which we will not allow," he said, calling on "the wise and wise in Diyala for dialogue in order to maintain the stability of the province."
He pointed out that "any affiliation and orientation of armed arms and criminal gangs are a threat to the security and stability of the state and must be confronted and fought."
"They are keen to improve the income of the individual Iraqi and the rights of retirees and competencies with the support of the private sector and provide the necessary guarantees for that."
He stressed Jubouri "We have cleared all files and issues that have been discussed in the media to the competent judicial authorities to consider."
He pointed out that "Iraq has passed the stage of sectarian and communal conflict," adding that "the provision of security and stability and the return of displaced persons are necessary and necessary measures for the elections and their success."
The Speaker of the House of Representatives that "encouraging the private sector does not mean the retirement of retirees' salaries."
He also pointed out that "the conflicts and political disagreements witnessed by some provinces frustrated the citizen who was looking forward to a new stage after the advocate does not rely on bullying weapons and illegal packaging."

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