Deputy for wisdom: Al-Kazemi gave in to the conditions of the political blocs, especially those that
Posted: Sat May 02, 2020 7:47 amDeputy for wisdom: Al-Kazemi gave in to the conditions of the political blocs, especially those that brought him and nominated him to head the government
2/5/2020 13:14
[Baghdad-Ain]
On Saturday, the MP for the al-Hikma Movement, Asaad al-Murshidi, attacked the government of Prime Minister-designate Mustafa al-Kazemi, describing it as a purely quota government, while pledging its passage to the end and resolution of the crisis between the provincial government and Baghdad.
Al-Murshidi said in a press statement, "The end and resolutionof the crisis between the Kurdistan Regional Government and Baghdad will facilitate the passage of the government of the Prime Minister-designate after all the blocs obtained their ministerial quotas and clear quotas after the Prime Minister-designate opened the door wide before the blocs to dictate their terms, unlike the previous Prime Minister-designate who Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, who rejected the dictates of political blocs in choosing the cabinet, was rejected.
Al-Murshidi stressed that "Al-Kazemi submitted to the conditions of the political blocs, especially the blocs that brought him and nominated him to head the government," Al-Fath and others. "And all its benefits were won according to partisan quotas, which may lead to negative consequences and the people's rejection of the next government."
Al-Murshidi indicated that "the Kurdish and Sunni forces are the ones who nominated themselves and their visitors in the next government, considering that it is a political merit."
Today, Saturday, the Al-Fateh Alliance confirmed that the Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazimi will present the amended cabinet to the political forces before submitting them to the House of Representatives.
Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi submitted a list of the names of the candidates for the cabinet to the political forces during a meeting held on Thursday.
The Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq reported that its delegation returned to Erbil on Friday after "positive" discussions in Baghdad.
alliraqnews.com
2/5/2020 13:14
[Baghdad-Ain]
On Saturday, the MP for the al-Hikma Movement, Asaad al-Murshidi, attacked the government of Prime Minister-designate Mustafa al-Kazemi, describing it as a purely quota government, while pledging its passage to the end and resolution of the crisis between the provincial government and Baghdad.
Al-Murshidi said in a press statement, "The end and resolutionof the crisis between the Kurdistan Regional Government and Baghdad will facilitate the passage of the government of the Prime Minister-designate after all the blocs obtained their ministerial quotas and clear quotas after the Prime Minister-designate opened the door wide before the blocs to dictate their terms, unlike the previous Prime Minister-designate who Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, who rejected the dictates of political blocs in choosing the cabinet, was rejected.
Al-Murshidi stressed that "Al-Kazemi submitted to the conditions of the political blocs, especially the blocs that brought him and nominated him to head the government," Al-Fath and others. "And all its benefits were won according to partisan quotas, which may lead to negative consequences and the people's rejection of the next government."
Al-Murshidi indicated that "the Kurdish and Sunni forces are the ones who nominated themselves and their visitors in the next government, considering that it is a political merit."
Today, Saturday, the Al-Fateh Alliance confirmed that the Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazimi will present the amended cabinet to the political forces before submitting them to the House of Representatives.
Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kazemi submitted a list of the names of the candidates for the cabinet to the political forces during a meeting held on Thursday.
The Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq reported that its delegation returned to Erbil on Friday after "positive" discussions in Baghdad.
alliraqnews.com