“State of Law” nominate al-Maliki to compete for the presidency of the wise “National Alliance”
“State of Law” nominate al-Maliki to compete for the presidency of the wise “National Alliance”
23-09-2014 07:21 PM
A source familiar with the ‘National Alliance’ Iraqi near the meeting was held to choose a new president of the alliance, rather than his former boss, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, who took over the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The source said in a press statement seen by the ‘News Agency’ today (Tuesday), that most of the components of the coalition in favor of the nomination of the President of the Islamic Supreme Council Ammar al-Hakim’s office, except for a coalition of ‘rule of law’ who insists on taking former Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the presidency ‘Alliance National ‘during the next phase.
The source added that ‘the political blocs that fall within the coalition agreed to nominate the leader of the party’ call ‘Ali al-Adeeb, to be president of the National’althalv’ inside Parliament, in case the writer has not been chosen president of the coalition of ‘rule of law’.
According to news sites belonging to’althalv national ‘, that’ the State of Law coalition nominated writer, president of the alliance, pending the naming of a new president for the State of Law coalition, after the election of a political body of the coalition, and the agreement on the removal of al-Maliki for his presidency, after he held the position of Vice President of the Republic ‘.
In a related context, the MP said the ‘National Alliance’ honest we hinted, that ‘blocks Alliance will meet after Eid to put up candidates for the presidency of the coalition, and choose a single candidate for the next four years.’
The ‘National Alliance’ largest Shiite political grouping includes a number of currents and Islamic political parties, and has 180 seats in parliament out of 328 seats. According to the mechanism adopted, the General Authority for alliance holds the election of the new policy are by secret ballot to choose the president of the National Alliance’s new.
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