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Iraqiya List headed by Iyad Allawi announced, on Wednesday, that it still insists to boycott cabinet and parliament sessions. The list will make a decision about members still attending sessions within the two coming days, a source revealed.
“Iraqiya List resolved, during a meeting on Wednesday, to continue boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions until the government responds to its demands,” Iraqiya List MP Talal Al Zawbai told Alsumarianews.
“Iraqiya will be making a decision, within the two coming days, about its members who attended and are still attending parliament and cabinet sessions,” Zawbai indicated adding that the decision will be announced at the time.
Head of Iraqiya List Iyad Allawi called, on January 18, to name a new Prime Minister for Iraq in the event that the national congress fails to achieve its goals. The list called also to form a new government that would organize early constitutional elections, a source told Alsumaria.
State of Law coalition senior official Yassin Majid for his part, said he regrets Iraqiya’s persistence on boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions blaming the list for related repercussions. The options advanced by Allawi are strange and could push Iraq towards the unknown, Majid said.
“It is unfortunate that Iraqiya List decided to continue boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions,” Majid concluded.
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“Iraqiya List resolved, during a meeting on Wednesday, to continue boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions until the government responds to its demands,” Iraqiya List MP Talal Al Zawbai told Alsumarianews.
“Iraqiya will be making a decision, within the two coming days, about its members who attended and are still attending parliament and cabinet sessions,” Zawbai indicated adding that the decision will be announced at the time.
Head of Iraqiya List Iyad Allawi called, on January 18, to name a new Prime Minister for Iraq in the event that the national congress fails to achieve its goals. The list called also to form a new government that would organize early constitutional elections, a source told Alsumaria.
State of Law coalition senior official Yassin Majid for his part, said he regrets Iraqiya’s persistence on boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions blaming the list for related repercussions. The options advanced by Allawi are strange and could push Iraq towards the unknown, Majid said.
“It is unfortunate that Iraqiya List decided to continue boycotting cabinet and parliament sessions,” Majid concluded.
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