Political sources in Iraq reported an agreement among political factions and the Prime Minister of the country to hold a parliamentary session on Thursday aimed at completing the cabinet and appointing four deputy prime ministers; a process that has been delayed for more than five months due to disagreements over party shares and the selection of candidates for the remaining ministries.
Will the Iraqi Parliament Determine the Fate of Al-Zaydi's Cabinet Tomorrow?
The Iraqi Parliament is set to meet to finalize the cabinet and appoint deputy prime ministers after a prolonged delay of over five months due to political disagreements. This involves various political factions and the Prime Minister, highlighting ongoing challenges in Iraqi governance.
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📰 What Happened
The Iraqi Parliament is scheduled to meet to finalize the cabinet and appoint four deputy prime ministers after a delay of over five months due to political disagreements among factions.
- The cabinet formation process has been stalled for more than five months.
- The upcoming parliamentary session aims to resolve disputes over party shares and ministerial candidates.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iraq has faced significant political instability since the defeat of ISIS, with ongoing disputes among various factions complicating governance.
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