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Presidency of the parliament held January 4th: Meeting with the heads of parliamentary blocs to discuss the dismissal of al-Mutlaq and budget 2012
Tuesday, December 27 2011
The presidency of the Council of Representatives will be held on the fourth month of the next January meeting with the heads of parliamentary blocs to discuss a number of issues in the political arena in the country.
The MP said the mass of citizens Qasim al-Araji told all of Iraq [where] that “the Presidency of the Parliament will hold a meeting with heads of parliamentary blocs and the Committee of Public Members on the fourth of next month, which falls on Wednesday to discuss a number of topics including the sacking of Deputy Prime Minister for Services Affairs Saleh al-Mutlaq.”
“The meeting will also discuss the financial budget of the State for the year 2012 and special topics affairs of members.”
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki made a request to withdraw confidence from his deputy, Saleh al-Mutlaq described the latter because of the owners as “a dictator does not build” as well as the lack of efficiency and integrity, according to the MP said the coalition of state law, Yasin Majeed.
The House of Representatives has decided to postpone for two weeks because of a lack of quorum for any meeting held to day 3 of next January 2012.
The political arena in Iraq has witnessed over the past days developments often coincided with the date of withdrawal of the last U.S. troops from the country end of the year, including the political differences between the State of Law Coalition and members of the Iraqi List, followed by suspension of the presence of representatives of the Iraqi List, to Meetings of the Houses of Representatives and the Minister then issued a memorandum arrest of the Supreme Judicial Council against Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi the charge of his office’s involvement with the bombing Parliament late last month, and also the arrival of the request of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to the House of Representatives to withdraw confidence from the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq.
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Tuesday, December 27 2011
The presidency of the Council of Representatives will be held on the fourth month of the next January meeting with the heads of parliamentary blocs to discuss a number of issues in the political arena in the country.
The MP said the mass of citizens Qasim al-Araji told all of Iraq [where] that “the Presidency of the Parliament will hold a meeting with heads of parliamentary blocs and the Committee of Public Members on the fourth of next month, which falls on Wednesday to discuss a number of topics including the sacking of Deputy Prime Minister for Services Affairs Saleh al-Mutlaq.”
“The meeting will also discuss the financial budget of the State for the year 2012 and special topics affairs of members.”
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki made a request to withdraw confidence from his deputy, Saleh al-Mutlaq described the latter because of the owners as “a dictator does not build” as well as the lack of efficiency and integrity, according to the MP said the coalition of state law, Yasin Majeed.
The House of Representatives has decided to postpone for two weeks because of a lack of quorum for any meeting held to day 3 of next January 2012.
The political arena in Iraq has witnessed over the past days developments often coincided with the date of withdrawal of the last U.S. troops from the country end of the year, including the political differences between the State of Law Coalition and members of the Iraqi List, followed by suspension of the presence of representatives of the Iraqi List, to Meetings of the Houses of Representatives and the Minister then issued a memorandum arrest of the Supreme Judicial Council against Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi the charge of his office’s involvement with the bombing Parliament late last month, and also the arrival of the request of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to the House of Representatives to withdraw confidence from the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq.
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