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Today, Sunday, the Iraqi Bar Association called for the commencement of disarmament and restricting it to the hands of the state, in what it considered to be sound legal and moral behavior.
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Time: 9/2/2020 10:17 PM
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} Member of Parliament and head of the Bayraq Al-Khair bloc, Muhammad Al-Khaldi, confirmed that the Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi is still insisting on an independent ministerial cabinet despite the pressure being exerted on him.
“Allawi is still insisting on choosing an independent ministerial cabinet, despite the pressures exerted on him, and he will reject any party candidate, from any party,” Al-Khaldi said in a statement to an Arabic website.
And Khalidi said, “Allawi will take into consideration the balance of ingredients in the cabinet, and there will be participation by women, as well as minorities, in the upcoming new cabinet.” is over
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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The MP revealed a coalition of marching, Azad Hamid, two options to resolve the government of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, who is in charge of the prime minister.
Hamid said {for Furat News} that “the current situation is almost confused and the main issues revolve around four main parties, which are the blocks of (walking, conquest), and the Kurdish and Sunni blocs in addition to the demonstration squares.”
He added that “the resolution of the new government is coupled with an agreement with these parties,” noting that “Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi confirmed during several interviews the completion of his cabinet formation within the next two weeks.”
And Hamid pointed out, “Deciding the government will be with two options, either by one basket or by half +1.”
He continued, “As for the issue of components and quotas, differs from the concept of balance, the Iraqi constitution guarantees the right of the components to form a government as a balance. As for quotas, you will not write success for the Allawi government.”
The deputy for the Alliance Coalition pointed out that “the Kurdish blocs have entitlements and agreements regarding the salaries of employees and peshmerga, but as for ministries, there is no pressure from them,” pointing out that “the pledges made by Allawi to the Iraqi street, some of them need negotiations with the political blocs; but this does not mean Return to square one. ”
And that “Allawi is absolutely free to choose the cabinet, but it is not possible to put impossible conditions in front of the Allawi government, because the damage will include everyone if he does not pass it inside the parliament dome in the specified period.”
Hameed concluded by saying that “Allawi has repeatedly stated that if the political blocs continue to press about forming the government, this will be disclosed to the public opinion,” noting that “the coalition of the rest of them threatened to take the option of the opposition in the event of non-commitment to implement the demands of the demonstrators.”
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February 09, 2020
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A leader in the Sadrist movement threatened the Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Allawi to “topple” within three days and turn Iraq “hell” on him if he undertook to include people belonging to political parties, especially from the Shiite factions.
Kazem al-Issawi, security advisor to the Sadrist movement leader, Muqtada al-Sadr, in a meeting with media personnel, on Sunday evening, “If Mr. Muqtada heard that he (Allawi) gave to a party, particularly the (Shiite) factions, a ministry, then Iraq would turn him into hell and fall in three days.”
He stressed that the Sadrist movement will not be part of the future government in any way.
Simultaneously, the Sadr militia practiced repression and intimidation against the demonstrators in the sit-in, VIP Street, where the religious leader’s supporters attacked civilians, resulting in deaths in recent days.
Al-Sadr supported Allawi’s assignment despite the protesters ’refusal to name him, as he is close to the ruling elite. His stance caused a rift in the protest movement that had been supporting it since its inception.
Al-Issawi warned against obstructing the birth of Allawi’s government, explaining that “if pressure occurs and his government is not approved, we will surround the green (region)” where major government and diplomatic headquarters are located.
“They will accept them,” they said.
The governorates of southern Iraq witnessed a student strike today, Sunday, in schools and universities, and students roamed the streets carrying banners and chanting slogans rejecting the party’s candidate, Muhammad Allawi, and demanding an election that exclusively represents the demonstration squares, according to Anadolu News Agency.
In the province of Najaf, school students and the University of Kufa in the province went on strike, roaming the streets with marches rejecting Allawi’s taking over, the formation of the new government, to succeed the government of the resigned prime minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi.
In Al-Muthanna province, the streets of the city of Samawah witnessed student marches, which confirmed the continuation of the strike until the demands of the protesters were fulfilled, most notably the choice of protesters in the sit-in squares of the Prime Minister, according to the demonstrator Muhammad al-Hakim, in an interview with “Anatolia.”
University and school students in Dhi Qar Governorate announced their rejection to the resumption of official working hours, and their continued strike until the government and political parties responded to their demands.
“The students roamed the streets of the city of Nasiriyah, in large marches, carrying banners and chanting slogans rejecting party candidate Muhammad Allawi, and demanding the election of a figure who is nominated by the demonstration squad exclusively,” Muzahim Shalash, one of the activists of the civil movement in Nasiriyah, told Anatolia.
The protesters are demanding an impartial independent prime minister who previously did not hold high positions, away from subordination to the parties and neighboring countries, as well as the departure and accountability of all political elites accused of corruption and waste of state funds, which have governed since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein’s regime in 2003.
Since the beginning of October 2019, Iraq has witnessed unprecedented protests, punctuated by violence that has left more than 600 people dead, according to the country’s president, Barham Salih, and Amnesty International.
Legal expert Tareq Harb confirmed, on Sunday, that the constitutional period specified for Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi to choose his cabinet cabinet expires on the second of next March, indicating that if the term ends without submitting Allawi his government, the President of the Republic is obligated to assign another person.
Harb said in an interview with Alsumaria News, “The President of the Republic mandated Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi to form the government on the first of February this year, according to the constitution that assigned the taxpayer a period of one month to present his government formation to Parliament for a vote on it, because the period ends on the second of March next,” noting that “The constitution did not give any space or flexibility in the extension of the taxpayer if the term expires without submitting his booth as it is in the flexibility of the term in other cases.”
Harb added, “If the month ends without the success of the designated president, to present his government, then the president of the republic is obligated to assign another person after the first failure and it is not permissible to reassign the same person. The taxpayer can submit part of his booth to Parliament during the specified period, as the constitution did not specify the upper or lower limits for the cabinet booth, which gives room in this part to the prime minister-designate to present what he has and complete the rest at another time.
Time: 9/2/2020 3:36 PM
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The new issue of the Iraqi Al-Waqaeq newspaper was issued with the number (4576), which included a number of republican decrees, one of which was to appoint Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi to form the Council of Ministers.
In a statement to the Ministry of Justice, Haifa Shukr Mahmoud, Director General of the Iraqi Chronicle, said, “The new issue of Al-Waqa’i newspaper included three republican decrees, the first with No. (5) for the year 2020, regarding the assignment of Azad Hamid Shafi Doss, Mahmoud Jawad Hussain Khaji and Wasan Abdel Hussein Falih Hassan as deputies to the parliament. Representatives for the fourth electoral cycle, and the second republican decree No. (6) for the year 2020 included the assignment of Rasha Yahya Abis Hani as a deputy in the House of Representatives for the fourth electoral cycle.
She added, “The third republican decree No. (7) for the year 2020 includes the assignment of Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi to form the cabinet and nominate his cabinet members and present them to the House of Representatives to gain confidence within a maximum period of thirty days from the date of the issuance of the decree.”
The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, had commissioned on February 1, Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, to head the cabinet and form a transitional government to succeed resigned Adel Abdul-Mahdi, after the political forces agreed to nominate him.
Allawi addressed the Iraqi people on the occasion of his assignment to the position, pledging to work diligently to hold early elections, hand over the corrupt to the judiciary, and commit to providing job opportunities for citizens, fighting corruption, and dissolving economic committees, forming a government away from sectarian quotas, representing all spectra, and involving the competent in forming the government and rejecting the candidates of political forces.
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The Central Bank of Iraq organized a panel discussion entitled “The role of the Center for Banking Studies in Human Resources Development”, in the bank’s hall.
The Central Bank said in a statement received by “Al-Iqtisad News”, that the Center for Banking Studies carried out 78 courses during 2019, in which (2911) participants participated, inside and outside Iraq.
The statement added, “One of the most prominent training programs that have been implemented through this bank are (management and human resource development, quality management, banking awareness programs and public protection, banking supervision and internal audit).”
It is worth noting that the center has prepared a plan for the current year 2020 that includes many training projects and future visions of the Center for Banking Studies.
Baghdad / Obelisk: On Sunday, February 9, 2020, a member of the Construction Alliance, Hussein Arab, revealed the scenes of forming the new government headed by Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi.
Arabs said in statements to local media that Allawi discussed with all political blocs the government formation of partisanship free.
He confirmed the completion of a large part of the cabinet, which will be 23 ministers, likely to be announced within 10 days.
He mentioned that there is a green light to move the government according to what the designated prime minister wants, and according to expectations, he can announce his cabinet in 10-15 days.
He added that the next formation will consist of 23 ministers, the same number of ministers of the resigned government.
He pointed out that the House of Representatives is free to choose or reject every minister who does not have the level of responsibility or ability required to lead a ministry.
Arabs affirmed that Allawi chose a large part of the government formation, and there are only simple things left to complete, but he will not announce any name until they are presented to the House of Representatives.
He pointed out that parliamentarians advised the Prime Minister to choose personalities from the womb of ministries who were in the rank of director general or below or higher for their knowledge of the ministry’s details, in addition to adopting the principle of competence in selecting ministers.
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Baghdad / .. MP from the Kurdistan Alliance, Salim Hamza, suggested on Sunday that Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi will visit Erbil and Sulaymaniyah during the next two days, noting that the visit is part of his consultations with political blocs and parties to present his government’s vision for the next transitional stage.
Hamzah said in a press statement that “the Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi had telephone calls with Arbil and Sulaimaniya in order to set dates with the leaders of the political forces in the region,” suggesting that “his visit will begin within the next two days.”
He added that “Allawi will present his government’s vision to the leaders of the political forces in Erbil and Sulaymaniyah in addition to listening to the region’s viewpoint in particular.” He indicated that “the Kurdish forces have expressed their full support to Allawi and leave him free to choose his ministers provided that he takes into account the representation of the Kurdish component in the next government.”
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