Al-Maliki: Legislative, executive and judicial institutions are the basis for the process of building a state with a democratic system

The leader of the State of Law Coalition, Nouri al-Maliki, stressed that the legislative, executive and judicial institutions are the basis for the process of building a state with a democratic system. He said in a televised statement that the issue of the presidency of the Council of Representatives is a crisis that must be highlighted because it interacted and developed as a result of differences in points of view. He stressed that the stability of the legislative authority and its work according to the partnership constitutes support for the executive and judicial authorities. He stressed the importance of the stability of the legislative authority with a full presidency and representatives who manage this vital institution. He pointed out that the Coordination Framework is keen to complete the political process in electing a Speaker of the Council of Representatives. He explained that the Coordination Framework took the initiative more than once to find a consensus among the Sunni forces. He pointed out that the dialogues between the Sunni parties and the Coordination Framework were positive, but an emergency matter prevented resolving the parliament presidency file. He stressed that the entrenchments of the Sunni forces began to take another direction. He pointed out that the Shiite framework took many initiatives with other parties to make the process of selecting a suitable candidate for the presidency of parliament a success. Source: National Iraqi News Agency