Details of the coalition "Amiri" and "Abadi" and "Maliki" after the elections

Details of the coalition "Amiri" and "Abadi" and "Maliki" after the elections



03-04-2018 03:09 PM

Baghdad News -
 
 
Revealed the head of the Fatah Alliance, and the Secretary General of the Badr Organization Hadi Amiri, the existence of a desire in the alliance to integrate with the list of victory and the rule of law after the next elections, while warned of the 'liquidation' candidates by politicized decisions.

Al-Amiri said in an interview with Al-Mayadin station, which broadcasts from Beirut, that 'the coalition of state law, which was a member of the last elections will run next with 3 lists and there is a desire to open the integration after the elections with the victory coalition led by Haider Abadi, the current Prime Minister and the rule of law led by Prime Minister Former Nuri al-Maliki '.

Amiri ruled out 'external influences in the Iraqi elections', adding that 'it will not be allowed.'

He pointed out that 'there is consensus among all lists to hold free and fair elections away from any foreign intervention'.

"Iraq is based on multiple components and will not settle unless they are all in the government," he said, stressing that the need to hold elections on time because 'postponement means bringing the country into a dark tunnel'.

The head of the Fatah list pointed out that the diversity in the multiple lists away from the sectarian ditch 'a positive step and evidence of health', expected to be 'there is convergence of results without reaping any party majority', pointing out that 'the priority of Iraq to eliminate the triangle of death of sectarianism Corruption and terrorism '.

Amiri stressed that 'no veto on the post-election alliances', and that the dialogue will be open on the project, pointing out that 'must not use the Authority of Accountability and Justice as a tool for liquidation and politicization in the electoral process'.

He stressed that 'the need to take fair judicial proceedings against those who have committed an offense against the Iraqi people, and include accountability and justice for all or exclude all', adding that 'all heads of entities supported the document of honor of elections, but the agreement was to send delegates and representatives to sign'.

http://www.baghdadnews.info/index.php?page=article&id=35325