State of Law: Maliki is still the most likely to lead the next government
State of Law: Maliki is still the most likely to lead the next government
6-29-14
BAGHDAD ((eighth day))Said State of Law coalition led by Nuri al-Maliki, on Sunday, that President Nuri al-Maliki, is still “hot favorite” to take over the presidency of the new government, while counting that what is being traded from the names of candidates for the position of “mere media leaks”, and refused to adopt some systematic outline Rouge candidates, ruled out the possibility of resolving the candidates of the three presidencies during the first session of the new parliament.
The leader of the coalition of state law, Khalid al-Asadi: “The National Alliance announced as being the largest parliamentary bloc, therefore, will be responsible for selecting the candidate to head the next government,” noting that “entrusting the task entrusted to the leaders of the National Alliance, to be resolved during the next few days.”
He said al-Asadi, the “leader of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, is still so far, the most likely to take over the presidency of the new government, and all that is being talked about names of candidates Ktariq star and the other, just the media leaks,” adding, “Maybe put the names of candidates for blocks Others in the coming days, and all of them will be subject to a mechanism set by the leaders of the components of the National Alliance. ”
He ruled out the leadership of the coalition al-Maliki, the possibility of “resolving the candidates of the three presidencies during the first session of the new parliament,” noting that “the debate is still standing on the candidates for the presidency and the House of Representatives.”
The al-Asadi, the “State of Law coalition rejects all cases, the adoption of some of the methodology put red lines on the candidates,” and expressed his belief that “the one who can come over a number of representation in the parliament, should be supported by the blocks all in accordance with the origins of the democratic process.”
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