Denied coalition of Kurdish blocs House of Representatives of Iraq, a political deal with the National Alliance candidates to pass the security ministries And form a majority government, stressing that the Kurdish position is a commitment to the government of national partnership.
The MP said the pro-good coalition spokesman in a press statement “The Kurdish position is fixed and the need for political consensus between the coalition and Iraqi forces in the national agreement on the candidates and the defense and interior ministries.”
He denied the good “and there is no deal with the National Alliance to form a majority government policy.” Stressing that “the Kurds are committed to a government of national partnership which does not marginalize any of the winning political blocs.”
He stressed that “the attitude of the Kurdish leadership emphasizes the implementation of the initiative Barzani, without delay after the agreement or change them when the political blocs to form a government.”
It was reported by the collapse of the coalition government in light of differences between the political blocs to participate in the current government, forming a majority government.
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The MP said the pro-good coalition spokesman in a press statement “The Kurdish position is fixed and the need for political consensus between the coalition and Iraqi forces in the national agreement on the candidates and the defense and interior ministries.”
He denied the good “and there is no deal with the National Alliance to form a majority government policy.” Stressing that “the Kurds are committed to a government of national partnership which does not marginalize any of the winning political blocs.”
He stressed that “the attitude of the Kurdish leadership emphasizes the implementation of the initiative Barzani, without delay after the agreement or change them when the political blocs to form a government.”
It was reported by the collapse of the coalition government in light of differences between the political blocs to participate in the current government, forming a majority government.
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