06/06/2012 16:19
Erbil, June 6 (Rn) - Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Wednesday that "conspiracies" by the critics for the withdrawal of confidence from it "will fail." Maliki said during a meeting with a delegation of the elders of Saladin "The pressure is increasing as the government began moving correctly to build State and as we step we faced new challenges is not the external factor away from her ever, "according to a statement issued by the Information Office. He added that "what happened to the plots to the political process andthe democratic experiment would fail and will not be achieved wished for those who want to disrupt the political process." and tries to opponents Maliki's confidence after they called him Palmtafrd and dictatorship. But he defended himself and said he is working according to the law.He also said "what is being said of the uproar and accusations of exclusivity and dictatorship are not unfounded constitution is clear in the formulation of the relationship between the components of the political blocs represented in the Council of Ministers." Maliki said, quoting the statement that "what has been achieved from achievements in terms of stability, security and the eradication of terrorism and the opening of investment opportunities did not live up to some ... we expect the concept of partnership that is supportive of the state and its complement, but we found it bound to its will. " Murtaza Yousuf
Source: aknews
