Chalabi confirms the signing of the political blocs on the request of the National Alliance as the biggest bloc
Chalabi confirms the signing of the political blocs on the request of the National Alliance as the biggest bloc
July 24, 2014 17:54
[Baghdad where]
Said the leadership of the coalition of citizen MP Ahmad Chalabi, the National Alliance for the signing of the parliamentary blocs as the biggest bloc.
Chalabi said in a statement to all of Iraq [where], “We have a request from the first session of parliament on Aotaiar National Alliance is the biggest bloc, was signed by all the blocks.”
“The heads of some of the blocks of the National Alliance [Diaa al-Asadi, Ahmad Chalabi and Baqir al-Zubaidi] met with Parliament Speaker Salim al-informed of their announcement that they are the biggest bloc.”
He was Speaker of the House, Salim al, has said today that “the Constitution is clear in the interpretation of the largest parliamentary bloc, a combined within the parliament.”
The Jubouri that “parliamentary bloc, is has the largest number of seats, the legislature and the Constitution was careful to use the word in the sense that the parliamentary formed after the House of Representatives in its first session.”
He continued, “We are going back to the Chairman of the Board Age Mehdi al-Hafez as if he had received a request from the State of Law bloc so, because he was Moderator exclusively at the time.”
The head of the House of Representatives that “naming the biggest bloc determined in accordance with the Constitution and there are conversations taking place between the National Alliance and within the State of Law coalition and the president will meet with a number of political leaders after they finished Jmni to meet him.”
The President of the Federal Court judge, Medhat al-Mahmoud, the largest parliamentary blocs that formed the government in 2010 will be the same cab Ministerial in 2014.
Said Mahmoud’s [where], that “the interpretation of the constitutional article that goes by the parliamentary blocs elder in 2010 in the formation of the government, are the same in the new parliament, one of the will form the government,” adding that “the larger blocs are composed under the dome of the parliament.”
The MP for the coalition of state law, Hussein al-Maliki said yesterday, “The State of Law coalition received a response of the Federal Court as the largest parliamentary bloc, and clings Nouri al-Maliki’s candidate for prime minister.”
A source in the National Alliance has revealed on July 12 that the coalition of state law, submitted an application to the Federal Court to inquire about the largest bloc in terms of the number of seats in the new parliament, noting that “the request has been made in isolation from the National Alliance.”
The source said at the time that “demand feet after intercepting the majority of the blocks on the state law, a candidate of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.”
He said the “state law made the request in isolation from the National Alliance, who presented himself politically as the owner of the largest parliamentary bloc in terms of the number of seats [173 seats],” adding that “demand came on the grounds that the National Alliance, so far he has no authentication and Tab legal on It’s the biggest bloc in parliament. ”
The source pointed out that “if the court approved the request of state law, which he says both the largest bloc within the National Alliance or in the dome of the parliament, it will be charged with forming the government,” pointing out that “this request has been made after the outbreak of considerable disagreement within the National Alliance.”
“The National Coalition looking for an alternative to the owners, while the coalition of state law, is still insisting on his nomination,” adding that “the National Coalition main goal should not be to nominate a prime minister without agreed upon within the National Alliance and upon the admissibility of the religious authority which is an important point as well as the rest of the the other parties. ”
The source said the National Alliance, “There are three names of candidates of the National Coalition for prime minister instead of al-Maliki, after mature consultation about it will be announced officially.”
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki had announced in the fourth month of July that he “will never give up for nomination for the position of prime minister in the new government,” pointing out that “a coalition of state law, the owner of the largest parliamentary bloc in the new parliament.” Ended 2
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