The party yesterday in Iraq featured a lot of comments. After a year of opposition, delay, and disagreements, Abdel-Latif Rashid was elected as prime minister, and Mohamed Shi’a Al-Sudani was named as his successor.
The Sudanese now have 30 days to create their administration, but all eyes are on Muqtada al-Sadr, the head of the Sadrist movement. Muqtada al-Sadr recently declared his departure from politics after requesting that his 73 lawmakers resign from Parliament and the movement.
As the strong Shiite leader’s position on recent developments is still unknown, after he proved in recent weeks his ability to destabilize the political scene by mobilizing tens of thousands of his supporters to go to the street.
Political analyst Ali Al-Baydar commented on this matter and saw two possible outcomes. The first is an implied endorsement of the Sadris that included them in “a number of ministries, including two sovereign ministers.”
” It is likely that the option of approval is the closest to reality, while indicating that the other choice is the escalation, according to what France Press reported . .
Firas Elias, a political analyst, thought that “Nobody can predict what the chest would do because it is a mystery to everyone else.
” He also added in a tweet on his Twitter account yesterday evening, that the presidential elections will not constitute a difference for the chest leader, who considers it subject to the Kurdish Kurdish consensus, and would have been obtained or not.
According to Firas, the ministerial formation and bag distribution represent the true test, which will take place in the upcoming days.
For his part, Hamdi Malik, a specialist in Iraqi Shiite militia affairs at the Washington Institute, said that the Iranian -backed groups are currently controlling the work of Parliament and the executive authority at the same time, and will take steps to benefit from this situation, either gradually or suddenly “.
She will attempt to marginalise or exclude Sadr sympathisers from state agencies, he claimed “according to the British publication Guardian.
It is significant that the nomination of the coordinating framework—the Sudanese people’s archenemy—was introduced during the summer of last year, when there was unheard-of conflict between the framework and the chest current, whose adherents were detained for approximately a month in front of Parliament.
The tension peaked on August 29 (2022), when 30 of its supporters were slain during skirmishes with forces from the large, supportive throng inside the green space.
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