Posted On By Sotaliraq In an attempt to get out of the stifling crisis that Iraq is going through due to the differences between the political blocs and the escalation of the wave of protests and violence, the Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Osama Al-Nujaifi, presented an initiative that includes the resignation of the government and the dissolution of Parliament in preparation for holding early general elections, at a time when the Kurdish leadership seeks to resolve the accumulated crises between The governments of Baghdad and Erbil, through meetings that brought together the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, with political leaders, led by Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.Īmidst the atmosphere of controversy, car bombs raided yesterday a number of cities in the Shiite south, claiming dozens of dead and wounded, in an attempt to intensify the tension and ignite a sectarian war between the components of the country.
Therefore, we must review our discourse, review our steps, and make concessions for the sake of the Iraqi people’s interest and for real structures of the political system and decisions aimed at serving and not aiming at war and dragging the street into dangerous slips, and this is a responsibility.” everybody”.Īl-Aboudi added, “We have to change some visions and political discourse for the sake of this interest, and therefore we have to find the real political equation to serve this people and not to serve the interests of the parties and blocs that are based on it and unfortunately the names at this stage.”Īl-Aboudi concluded by saying that “a government must be produced, and this government is the one that can save this political system and address the situation and be as soon as possible.” Īl-Nujaifi Launches An Initiative To Solve The Crisis In Iraq: A Mini-Election Government Whose Members Are Not Candidates Therefore, this government can return to practicing its activities and work, but this remains an unelected government and it cannot proceed.” With all its decisions, unless there is a re-election of this government system.”Īl-Aboudi stressed the need to “find a real mechanism for executive and legislative decisions that serve this country and serve the Iraqi citizen, who has been suffering for quite some time,” noting that “the crises are large and numerous and it is not possible to tolerate them in light of the presence of international and internal activities that may topple the political system.”Īnd he indicated that “this failure generated a greater failure in the political arena, more intransigence and a convulsive discourse. Al-Aboudi added that “the process of imposing decisions on the rest of the political parties did not succeed, even if this government was long-lived, even if it was through a dialogue, an attempt to bring it back again through the Food Security Law.
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