National Alliance will meet today to choose a prime ministerial candidate
National Alliance will meet today to choose a prime ministerial candidate
June 28, 2014 13:35
[Baghdad where]
Meet leaders of the blocks were part of the National Alliance today to choose the Alliance candidate for prime minister.
A spokesman for National Reform Movement, Ahmed Gamal told all of Iraq [where] today that “all the forces of the National Alliance will meet today or tomorrow in the office of President of the National Reform Movement, Ibrahim al-Jaafari to choose Alliance candidate for prime minister, and this matter will be before the first session of Parliament, which agreed to All blocks the coalition presence. ”
He continued, “We are paying toward the selection of the Speaker and his deputies and the President of the Republic during the first session of parliament and this is the maturity of the meeting” and called on the Kurdistan Alliance and a coalition united to provide the names of the candidates and the clear and explicit for the offices of the presidency and parliament.
“The National Alliance has not been decided also naming the prime minister but the maturity of the first session, which is to choose the speaker and the president, and then instructs the candidate of the biggest bloc to form a government, and the law gives two weeks to choose a prime minister,” noting that “the National Alliance will reach to nominate candidate before the first session. ”
It is said that the political blocs are preparing to hold the parliament session after the Presidency of the Republic, on Thursday issued a decree invitation to hold the meeting next Tuesday, the first of the month of July that the presiding oldest member, a winning candidate on the list of coalition Iraq’s former minister [Mehdi al-Hafez] according to what announced by the Electoral Commission.
The session will be devoted to the selection of the Speaker and the President, who in turn will cost the candidate of the parliamentary majority to form the next government. Ended 2.
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