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The secretary general of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri and president of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, the need to support the popular crowd
11/13/15
The secretary general of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri and president of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, the need to support the popular crowd and armed and equipped, in search of "strengthening" the rule of law to be "strong parliamentary bloc" to legislate laws. Amery said in a speech on the sidelines of a meeting with a delegation of coalition rule of law under the chairmanship of its leader Nuri al-Maliki, held last night in the Badr Organisation in Baghdad headquarters, and attended by Sama Baghdad we discussed several issues, including the security file and the war on Daash political situation and the financial crisis, and services. "Al-Ameri added," We aim to further such meetings in order to clear the air, "he continued." was also discussed strengthening the rule of law as a premise that from which we are strong parliamentary bloc capable of laws that serve the country's legislation. "For his part, al-Maliki said," We visited with a group of leaders and the House of Representatives in state law, our brothers in the Badr Organization to congratulate them victory and the role of jihadist they are doing on the battlefield to confront Daash, "noting," We all agreed the analysis and follow-up on the need to sustain this effort, and we all stand behind the popular crowd and the support and arming and equipping. "Maliki said," We have also agreed on other issues related to the budget and the enactment of laws, "hoping that" be our other meetings to consolidate the status of understanding from which we move towards a broader perspective in order to save the political process and maintain its momentum. "testifies Iraq and the security situation is exceptional, as military operations continue to expel" Daash "of areas that spreads where, as the international coalition carried out air strikes targeting sites regulation in those areas expect casualties in its ranks.
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11/13/15
The secretary general of the Badr Organization, Hadi al-Amiri and president of a coalition of state law, Nuri al-Maliki, the need to support the popular crowd and armed and equipped, in search of "strengthening" the rule of law to be "strong parliamentary bloc" to legislate laws. Amery said in a speech on the sidelines of a meeting with a delegation of coalition rule of law under the chairmanship of its leader Nuri al-Maliki, held last night in the Badr Organisation in Baghdad headquarters, and attended by Sama Baghdad we discussed several issues, including the security file and the war on Daash political situation and the financial crisis, and services. "Al-Ameri added," We aim to further such meetings in order to clear the air, "he continued." was also discussed strengthening the rule of law as a premise that from which we are strong parliamentary bloc capable of laws that serve the country's legislation. "For his part, al-Maliki said," We visited with a group of leaders and the House of Representatives in state law, our brothers in the Badr Organization to congratulate them victory and the role of jihadist they are doing on the battlefield to confront Daash, "noting," We all agreed the analysis and follow-up on the need to sustain this effort, and we all stand behind the popular crowd and the support and arming and equipping. "Maliki said," We have also agreed on other issues related to the budget and the enactment of laws, "hoping that" be our other meetings to consolidate the status of understanding from which we move towards a broader perspective in order to save the political process and maintain its momentum. "testifies Iraq and the security situation is exceptional, as military operations continue to expel" Daash "of areas that spreads where, as the international coalition carried out air strikes targeting sites regulation in those areas expect casualties in its ranks.
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