Chihod: there will be surprises in tomorrow’s session and is unlikely to be the President of the Arab Republic
Chihod: there will be surprises in tomorrow’s session and is unlikely to be the President of the Arab Republic
07/22/2014 10:16
Tomorrow’s Press / Baghdad: MP for the coalition of state law Mohammed Chihod, on Tuesday, that the session to elect the president on Wednesday will include a lot of surprises on the subject of the candidates, pointing out that the position of President of the Republic is no longer deserving of the day after a particular block.
He Chihod for “tomorrow’s Press,” “The candidates for the presidency more than 50 candidates, as well as the presence of two candidates for the Kurdistan Alliance and two Barham Salih and Fuad Masum,” noting that “the session to elect a president of the republic will include many scenarios and you’ll get the surprises about the candidates.”
He added that “the position of President of the Republic no longer after today’s entitlement to a particular block, it is the right of every Iraqi,” pointing to “the existence of a paragraph important in the election of the President of the Republic is that did not get a presidential candidate on the 217 votes in the first round of voting, he becomes the President of the Republic if received the highest votes in the second round of voting. ”
Chihod confirmed that “it is possible that the President of this session the Arab world, and all things are contained.”
The Council of Representatives of Iraq, Tuesday 15 July present, its third meeting of the third session of Parliament, headed by Prime Age Mehdi al-Hafez, and the presence of 207 deputies, the county coalition of national, led by Iyad Allawi, which has seen its election Salim al-President of the Parliament, and Haider al-Abadi as the first vice speaker of parliament, Aram Sheikh Mohammed and a second deputy.
The President of the House of Representatives, Salim al, to adjourn the meeting on Wednesday, after it announced the opening of the nomination for the presidency.
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