Ammar al-Hakim refused to dissolve the government and parliament

Ammar al-Hakim refused to dissolve the government and parliament

BAGHDAD, Iraq Press -13 September / September: the rejection of the Supreme Council leader Ammar al-Hakim, the demands filed by demonstrators calling for the government to dissolve the parliament and headed by Haider al-Abadi.

And the transfer of the official website of the Islamic Supreme Council, that al-Hakim said during an evening of political and academic elites held in his office in Baghdad on Saturday, said that "reform does not come soon changed person somewhere else but to address the fundamental problems," stressing that "the state and its institutions promote reform."

He added that "reform is not played by non-state and its institutions and no one other", rejecting "all the calls that target the state structure such as removing Parliament or the Iraqi government."

Hakim pointed out that "the parliamentary system is not perfect but it is a case of reassuring solution for all in the stage of weak institutions, which makes it difficult to go to a presidential system as a dictatorship occasion, he will produce."

Most of Iraq's cities and permeated protest demonstrations since the 31 July calling for the disbanding of the Iraqi Council of Representatives and the assignment of corrupt officials and the courts to dismiss the head of the Iraqi Judicial Council, Medhat al-Mahmoud. Ended (1)