Dawa Party and National Union announce support for Ebadi and Maliki initiative

Dawa Party and National Union announce support for Ebadi and Maliki initiative



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"The Islamic Party" and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan on Friday expressed their support for the initiative of the Prime Minister of the coalition of "victory" Haidar Abadi to hold a meeting between all parties and political forces in the country to form a new Iraqi government.

"We confirm our support for the national dialogue project of the political blocs that Abadi called for in order to unite positions and visions on a practical and effective government platform and platform that achieves national and political consensus," the party's political bureau said in a statement.

The head of the coalition of state law, the Secretary-General of the Dawa Party, Nuri al-Maliki, in response to questions to reporters on the initiative of Abadi, that "with any serious step produces a solution to a serious crisis facing Iraq, and that the response to this call or other is conditional on the mechanisms and themes to be discussed during The meeting, as well as the treatments that will come out of the meeting, "saying that" any invitation or meeting lacks solutions to the crisis facing the political process is nothing more than a propaganda declaration for a political festival or festival. "

He expressed his hope that the invitation will be attended by all the forces and that everyone will commit themselves to work hard in order to reach serious solutions to the country in more than one level.

For his part, the Central Council of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan announced today that it welcomes Abadi's initiative to hold a high-level meeting in order to protect the gains and run the country.

Abadi had called on Thursday the leaders of the political blocs to hold a meeting "high level" after the holiday of Eid al-Fitr.

"We are facing the challenge of preserving the country, but we are confident of passing through this difficult phase," Abadi said in a televised address.

"Despite the election violations, the legal and constitutional methods are the only way to solve the problems and move towards the formation of a new parliament and a government that will emerge from it," he said.

Abadi stressed that "not to allow manipulation of citizens' voices and acceptance of fraud."

He called on Abadi to hold "responsible meetings to agree on the next program of the state departments in all its institutions, according to the law, and that the program is intended to meet the aspirations of citizens and fight corruption and eliminate it and get rid of quotas."

Abadi called for "political blocs to hold a high-level meeting after the Eid holiday, to protect the homeland and ensure the safety of the political process."

The alliance of the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, along with the leader of Badr Hadi Amiri, raised several questions about the position of the Sunni and national forces of the coalition, especially that "Sowron and Fatah" form their alliance on a sectarian basis, according to the recipe of politicians.

What further complicated the situation was that the most prominent Shiite party opposed to Iran allied itself with the figure closest to Tehran, after earlier describing Amiri's alliance with Abadi before the election - which was quickly dismissed - as "abhorrent and sectarian strife."

The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, announced Tuesday, the alliance between my list "Ssron" supported by the "conquest" led by Hadi Amiri, backed by Iran to form the largest bloc in the Iraqi parliament.

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