News from Al-Madinah: Although the candidate for prime minister of Iraq, Muhammad Shi’a Al-Sudani, claimed yesterday that discussions to form the government are still ongoing and cited the existence of a special committee that corresponds to the candidates, the information and reality on the ground appear to be different.
Informed sources have revealed that several differences between the political parties, parties and Shiite factions delay the exit of this ministerial formation.
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It further stated that some Shiite factions are adamant about gaining control of the country’s primary security agencies, suggesting that the fundamental disagreements relate to security issues.
According to the sources, the “Rights Movement”, which is close to the Hezbollah Brigades, is competing with the “Asaib Ahl al -Haq” movement led by Qais Khazali on the intelligence service, according to the newspaper “Al -Sharq Al -Awsat”.
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Faleh Al-Fayyad, the current president of the Popular Mobilization Authority, is negotiating for the position of Minister of the Interior while the “Imam Ali Brigades” are attempting to take over as its chairman.
In addition, the position of Minister of the Interior witnesses competition between Al -Fayyad and two of the leaders of the coordination framework.
While a different source stated that “Shiite factions offered the Sudanese to forgo their participation in the government in exchange for taking over the president of the security services in the country, a course that generates concern as part of the coordinating structure.
“The Sudanese had indicated yesterday, Sunday, that a special committee that consists of a group of advisors is conducting the interviews for ministerial positions, and that the committee will reveal the names of the winners after the interviews are complete.
It should be noted that the establishment of governments in a nation like Iraq, where there are numerous philosophies, parties, and allegiances, in which the authority contends with armed groups and factions, is not a simple task and frequently involves tours of settlement arrivals and quotas.
An impending emergency
It is noteworthy that Abdel -Latif Rashid, who was elected on October 13 as president, after months of procrastination and conflicts, was the same day as the formation of the government.
The “State Administration Coalition,” which consists of the majority of the country’s major parties that took part in the election process with the exception of the Sadrist movement, and the coordination framework that supported the prime minister’s appointment of a Sudanese, however, continue to disagree, making his task far from simple.
Since last year, Iraq has witnessed a political crisis between the Sadrist movement and the “coordination framework” (which includes the State of Law coalition led by Nuri al -Maliki, the Al -Fateh alliance, and other factions loyal to Iran), which until last week prevented the election of a president of the republic or the formation of a government.
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Conflicts are holding up the Iraqi government. Security plans for the various faction games
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