Thread: Archive News - Iraqi Dinar Think Tank - 28/03/10 - 21/06/10

Sadrists: Can not block the imposition of any person for the post of Prime Minister blocs

Emphasized leadership in Bahaa al-Sadr that he "can not be imposed for any block certain personal blocks to the rest of the post of prime minister, noting that each list or party the right to nominate any person it deems appropriate but can not impose on others."

"They said in a statement: We have a special specification should be" available in the right person who receives the post of prime minister, adding that the previous years left the country's many problems, and must form alliances to save the country of them, "as he put it.

He pointed out that the trend is not no red lines of the coalition with the rest of the blocks and the formation of a coalition government requires at least three mass, stressing at the same time that the situation is now different than it was before, and must learn from past mistakes and the formation of a strong government in the fastest time.

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State law does not require its allies to be al-Maliki as prime minister

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that he would not "require the new allies to be prime minister in the next government," denying the existence of "meetings between members of the Dawa Party and the Iraqi list at the present time."

Maliki said in an exclusive interview with Alsumaria, "Selecting the next prime minister is up to the satisfaction of the lists will be announced soon, the coalition with them."

The Prime Minister explained that "the alliance with other lists to form a government arrived in the final phase and will be announced during the next few days," noting that the New Alliance "is similar to the National Coalition Alliance, which emerged from the 2005 elections, but it differs content label."

And that Maliki "the right of all the lists that will participate in the new National Alliance to present candidates for prime minister within the rules and regulations lead to choose a prime minister agreed upon by all blocs participating in the new alliance."

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A leading role in Iraq: negotiations with the law, and the Kurdistan coalition to form a government

Iraqi List, said talks between them and the rule of law, a coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki as well as with the Iraqi National Alliance and the Kurdistan Alliance, to form a parliamentary bloc produce the next Iraqi government.

Mohammed Allawi, a member of the Committee in charge of the Iraqi leadership to conduct dialogues with other blocs that the talks "is still in the initial understandings did not even turn now to the agreements."

He said Allawi said Iraqi List "dialogue with everyone, and as Prime Iyad Allawi list, there is no red lines, and we are ready to hold talks and alliances with everyone and on the basis of achieving national programs that serve Iraq and Iraqis."

He pointed out that "it is difficult to talk about the image of alliances that will result from our discussions with other parties now have a clear picture within a week to two weeks."

He said Mohammed Allawi a "clear understanding with the Iraqi National Coalition, and there is preliminary agreement with them," indicating that "as part of the democratic game, each party is seeking to form a grand coalition as.pires through its nominee for prime minister and the formation of the ministry, and opportunities for the Iraqi National List is the highest, I got a quarter of the seats in the next Parliament, and will need 72 seats to be able to form a government, "he said.

However, "but this does not mean that confine our alliances on specific points, but we open up to everyone interested parties to participate in many alliances and the formation of the government, and we consider the participation of the Alliance of the state of law whatever."

On the news of the Alliance near my state of law and the Iraqi National Coalition, said Mohammed Allawi said: "All possibilities are open, all acceptable within the democratic game."

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Allawi's list facing a new round of mop-up

facing the members of the Iraqi National List led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, the possibility of exposure to a new round of mop-up, on the background signal of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said some of the winning candidates in the elections are covered by the accountability and justice, which drove hundreds of candidates before the elections.

And a sharp debate is taking place on the legality of this step, and in what the Iraqi List, no possibility of "de-elected by the people", to be paid other parties, including a coalition of law and the Iraqi National Coalition that the law must be applied to everyone, and no difference between winners and losers.

The New York Times report yesterday from the Chief E.xecutive of the accountability and justice, said he expected dimensions of more than fifty candidates, mostly from Allawi's list, saying that, of course, stripped of his majority Allawi, which amounted to 91 seats.

The newspaper quoted Ali Faisal al-Lami said the write-off of candidates does not necessarily mean that the party candidate, write-off would have a say in the replacement candidate for another.

Lamy says "you can not do so, you should discount the votes obtained from the candidate himself and his list, you must cancel this sounds a whole."

It is well known that it is enough to happen for two candidates from the list of Allawi to strip it of its majority.

Commenting on the coalition member said the rule of law Malek Dohan al-Hassan said "Maliki's latest remarks on the application of the law of the accountability and justice to some of the winning candidates stemming from being the head of the E.xecutive power and responsibility for preventing abuses of the Constitution and the law."

Al-Hasan, a former justice minister, said in a statement singled out the "world" that "some candidates who have been replaced by decisions of the accountability and justice proved that they are covered by the de-Baathification, but also that the Electoral Commission did not object to them." He added that "some of the candidates who won in the elections were issued against them in court rulings, has not been excluded," stressing that "the issue is a violation of the law and who is responsible to take action against those."

For his part, member of the Kurdistan Alliance Muhsin al-Sadoun said "the next parliament is who has the powers to expel MPs covered by the decision of the accountability and justice." He said Saadoun, who was a member of the Legal Committee at the parliamentary session ended its mandate in a statement to "the world" that "the accountability and justice have the authority to audit the records of all candidates before the election because the constitution prevents the participation of any candidate who has ties with the Baath."

"After the elections, the Constitution passed in the House of Representatives after the next audit to take place in the files of all deputies in the case of possession of evidence to prove any link to the banned Baath party deputy will move to drop him because the provisions of the Constitution is clear in this area." But a member of the Iraqi National Coalition to meet the Yassin said that "the decisions of the accountability and justice applied to everyone and no difference between the candidate or another." Said in a statement to "the world" that "authoritatively stated in the Constitution and the law is clear in this regard. It can not be included, has links to the outlawed Baath party in the political process."

In the meantime, said the Iraqi leadership in a coalition Jamal melons that "talk about the root of the coverage elected by the people claiming the decisions of accountability and justice is an encroachment on the will of the voters of Iraq."

The melon in an interview with the "world" that "some parties did not live up to win the Iraqi coalition, they started hinting at the presence of some who participated in the elections of the Associated outlawed Baath Party."

Charged watermelon parties "from within" the Iraqi National Coalition to "raising these issues because the victory of Iraq, there was like an earthquake." He pointed out that "Ahmed Chalabi is standing behind the accountability and justice and measures taken by that body."

The leader of the coalition of former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi said: "This issue raises Ironic because of all the files of candidates were verified by the vet, how those files Again after attending Hola candidates in the elections, and have had to win. " He Melon believed that the commission's decisions will not have any legitimacy. "The ascent was Away from the popular will of fraud and manipulation has no right to take away that no one won any of us Arguments".

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Sirwan Zahawi: the task of Allawi's government formation more difficult than others

Considered a member of the Kurdistan Alliance Sirwan Zahawi "mission of the Iraqi President Iyad Allawi, in the form the next government harder than others," noting that "the absence of speech within a unified Iraqi List, the task would be difficult to persuade Allawi others." He said.

The Iraqi List has 91 seats in the House of Representatives next, amounting to 325 seats.

The Zahawi in contact with the agency and the independent press (Iba) "There are figures within the Iraqi List, which is incompatible with the general thrust of the President of the list, especially on matters relating to the implementation of Article 140 of the Constitution and disputed areas."

He told a number of members of the Iraqi Kurdistan Alliance statements considered as directed against him does not serve the democratic process in Iraq.

He called President Zahawi Iraqi List "that starts at the Standardization of political discourse within the list and particularly matters relating to the implementation of the constitutional articles and the disputed areas," and adding that "this matter to Angda the rest of the winning lists."

And demands that the Kurdistan Alliance implementation of Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution, which specializes in the normalization of the situation in the governorate of Kirkuk and disputed areas.

With regard to the Kurdish alliances with other blocs Zahawi said that "the Kurdistan Alliance is based on three main issues in alliances with other blocs, which is identical programs of political blocs and their compatibility with the rights and resolving outstanding problems Kurdistan between the center and the regional government" and stressed "the need for political blocs to present guarantees for the implementation of these things."

Began the political blocs after the announcement of election results, to conduct negotiations in order to form political alliances to form the next government.

He Zahawi "said the latest order are the personal relations between leaders of the province and heads of various political Atketl which will have a clear impact on a future Kurdish alliances," noting that "Kurdish leaders have close ties with al-Hakim and al-Maliki, Allawi came to the joint struggle against the former regime."

Associated with the Kurdistan Alliance swear Quartet strategist with Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council and Dawa party, in addition to the two main Kurdish parties.

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Ministry of Oil was forming a committee to maintain and follow the work of the major oil pipeline

Oil Ministry has set up a committee to follow the work of maintenance and major oil pipeline, which will begin its work next week, especially in agricultural areas, while at the same time, their willingness to review the pipeline crosses areas across Iraq.

He said ministry spokesman Assem Jihad in Press Releases embedded reporter "This effort is aimed at returning the maintenance of the pipes that were in the past to the violence and end the business and construction to address the intersections of the major oil pipeline."

The Jihad "It is the most prominent functions of the Commission pipeline maintenance strategy to reduce the leakage of oil exported to neighboring countries, as well as put an end to agricultural land affected by the pipeline with oil."

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General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to constitute a committee to set the rules of the deposit of government funds in private banks

Formed the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers of a committee to develop proposals and the foundations and rules and conditions for the placement of government funds in private banks.

And the transfer of the National Center for information about the official source at the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, the Commission will develop proposals and the rules for the placement of government funds in private banks, explaining that the Commission is mandated to establish controls to ensure the securing state funds, taking into consideration the promotion of the private banking sector in the same time.

The source added that the committee headed by Central Bank of Iraq, and includes membership in the Audit Court.

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North Oil Company: rates of pumping oil from the Kirkuk fields amounted to 700 thousand barrels per day

the North Oil Company said that the rates of pumping oil from the northern Kirkuk oilfields to the Turkish port of Ceyhan rose to 700 thousand barrels per day after completion of the work in order to raise production in the fields of the company.

The official said the company's production and fields Imad Baker, and correspondent for the independent press agency (Iba) .. "The technical and engineering cadres in the company" is working to develop fields and Bai Hassan and Hamrin fields Ajil and development work will contribute to the increase of exports from northern fields to a million barrels per day during the past four to come."

Baker added that "the company's plan focused on developing oil fields that are not invested through two rounds of licensing the first and second post-processing company with drilling of oil wells to the experience enjoyed by."

The North Oil Company, extends its geographic reach from the Turkish border as far north as latitude (32.5) degrees south and east to the Iranian border to the Syrian border and Jordan to the west and includes the provinces North and Central America, a Kirkuk, Mosul and Salah al-Din, Erbil, and Sulaymaniyah and Dohuk, Baghdad, Diyala and parts of the provinces of Babil and Diwaniyah.

The company has the functions of production of crude oil and natural gas from oil fields and gas within its operations, and the company has more than fifty are attached to pumping stations and parks and fields to focus reservoirs and gas stations to isolate and Kbsa and a large number of oil wells are all linked to multiple networks of pipelines and flow tubes distributed to the main area of the company and believes the company from which different kinds of crude oil to the Iraqi refineries in the north and center and the associated gas of oil to the north and gas complex of power plants country.

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United Nations Mission to respond to Maliki's comments on the vote counting and says the role of consultant

In response to comments by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on the process of counting of votes, said the United Nations Mission in Iraq, said their role is limited to providing advice to state institutions are impartial and based on the request.

The mission said in a statement that "the Electoral Commission for elections results were announced after the consideration of complaints, being the only party that has the power to take decisions."

The statement added that "the mission to provide support and expertise during the next stages subject to submission of a request from the Iraqi government," pointing out that "the Federal Supreme Court approval in the next stage is the responsibility of Iraq."

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Shell: Crazy Iraqi oil field will produce 175 thousand barrels per day in 2012

Vice President of Shell LNG projects in the Middle East, New Mounir Bouaziz is expected to produce a crazy oil field in Iraq, 175 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2012.

Bouaziz, adding that it expected to "complete the construction of the Pearl gas-to-liquids plant in Qatar by the end of 2010 and begin production in 2011."

There were Shell and Petronas of Malaysia signed a final deal to develop the crazy one of the largest oil fields in the world, and reach the goal of the final production of the field 1.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day.

The total duration of the contract 20 years, is one of several agreements concluded by Iraq in an attempt to upgrade to third place from atheist among the top ten oil-producing countries in the world.

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