********* Vice Kurdistan: round of negotiations with Abadi begin in the next two days

Published on Friday, 19 September / September 2014 09:39
 

BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network IMN)) - The MP said the Kurdistan Democratic Party Shahe Wan Abdullah, said that the next round of political negotiations between the delegation of Kurdistan and the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi will take place in the next two days, revealing that it will include a number of ministries that grew and grew Kurds in the next government .

He explained Abdullah IMN)), that "the delegation of Kurdistan will discuss with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi issue of the participation of Kurdish alliance forces in the government or non-participation, as well as the names of the ministers discuss the Kurds who will participate in the government, either to retain the ministers who called them Abadi, or change them."

And members of the House of Representatives to grant confidence to the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on the eighth of September of this, but the minister did not perform the four Kurds oath in the House of Representatives, and still visited and managed Acting Prime Minister.


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Senior Kurdish delegation in Baghdad next week

 

18/09/2014

Detect media adviser to the Kurdistan Regional Parliament Tariq essence unveiled a visit by a high level delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government to Baghdad next week.

He said the essence in his interview with Radio Free Iraq, "said a delegation from the Kurdistan Regional Government headed by Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani, the region will arrive in Baghdad next week for talks with the head of the Federal Government Haider Abadi," he said, adding that officials will discuss a number of outstanding issues.

He explained to the members of the National Alliance that "the visit by Barzani to Baghdad next week, agreed in advance with the Kurdistan Alliance dialogues since the formation of the government."

He said the leader of the National Alliance Ammar Tohme said that "topics to be discussed between the delegations of the provincial government and the federal government are that are included in the political document to form a government, led by oil differences."



As the president of the Center for Strategic Studies and confident Hashemi expressed concern about the upcoming meeting in the Iraqi capital between the presidents of the governments in Baghdad and Erbil because of "allusions made by the provincial government recently," he said, adding that "the parties ceilings constitutional obligation."

However, the political science professor at the University of Mustansiriya Aziz Jabr seemed optimistic possibility that "come out to meet with key provincial government Nnigervani with Barzani, Prime Minister of the Federal Government Haider Abadi, with positive results," adding that "the general atmosphere in the Iraqi state after the formation of the government could pave the way for the success of the negotiations "as he put it.


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