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“Iraq Elects New President” – Thurs. AM-PM TNT Thoughts/News 10-13-22

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Ivantulafitov:
Iraq’s parliament elects Abdul Lateef Rasheed as president For months, political rivals have been at loggerheads over who should be the next prime minister and the country’s next president:  https://www.thenationalnews.com/mena/iraq/2022/10/13/iraqs-parliament-elects-abdul-lateef-rasheed-as-president/

Norm:
From kadhimi. We congratulate Dr. Abdul Latif Rashid on his election as President of the Republic of Iraq, and we wish him success in his mission, and we call on all political forces to cooperate and provide him with support.

Speedy:
Abdul is new President, Prime Minister next !!!

KaseyKo1:
As I understand it, Rashid appoints the prime minister & he has chosen Sudani.

Ivantulafitov:
11 minutes ago tweet Sinan S. Mahmoud @sinansm · 11m #Iraq: Mr Rasheed immediately just tasked the nominee of Iran-backed Co-ordination Framework for prime minister post Mohammed Shia Al Sudani to form the government

RVAlready:
In the end, all it took for Iraq to get its act together was a threat by the UN to take over the government. Perhaps this is good to be known for next time.

Cutebwoy:
Now we are screwed the white papers plans will now be history IMO ,I SO HOPE NOT

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RValready:
The white papers were officially approved. They cannot be set aside.

Cutebwoy:
rvalready remember what u just said about white papers ,AL Sudani has his agenda which is not aligned with Al kazimi white paper agenda IRAQ changes anything at anytime nothing is set in stone for them , one party agenda is different from the other IMO

RVAlready:
Cuteboy, Iran would be really stupid to mess with the white papers at this point. That would bring Sadr’s folks into the streets, and have the UN very angry. If s Iraq tries to not implement the white papers, international support will be withdrawn

Yada:
Get ready folks, we are going to the bank.

RVAlready:
I agree Yada. All we need now is word from the CBI to begin exchanges. The CBI is unlikely to expose the date or give a back wall. They will just spring it on us.

TP40:
I think Sudani will need to do the RV soon to make the people and Sadar happy.. time will tell IMO.. Everyone wins , Once we get the RV

Jiminkc:
The UN and EU and US did not want this. They wanted Kasemi.  So, we wait to see what Sadr, and the citizens who wanted Kasemi, will do.  The ball is back in Sadr/citizens’ court.

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Ivantulafitov:
I’m guessing the banks will be on high alert starting now

RVAlready:
The framework will do nothing to jeopardize Iran’s position. Iraq will RV, Iran will RV, and all will be well.

Tishwash:
In detail.. Biography of the Prime Minister-designate

Our agency publishes the biography of Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, succeeding Mustafa Al-Kazemi, the outgoing term.

He was born in the city of Baghdad in 1970, and when he reached the age of ten in 1980, the ruling regime under President Saddam Hussein executed his father and five members of his family for belonging to the banned Islamic Dawa Party at the time. He participated in the popular uprising in 1991, and because of the security conditions and harassment, he moved to Baghdad for three years until he completed his university studies. He is married and has four children. 
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Sciences from the College of Agriculture, University of Baghdad, and a Master’s degree in Project Management.
 Here are some personal and professional information of the Sudanese:  
– Maysan Governorate was born in 1970.  

Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences.  
– Secretary General of the Euphrates Movement.  
Positions he held:  
– Mayor of the city of Amarah 2004.  
– Governor of Maysan 2005.  
– Minister of Human Rights 2010.  
– Head of the High Commission for Accountability and Justice, 2011  
– Deputy Minister of Agriculture 2013.   
– Head of the Political Prisoners Foundation, acting 2014.  
– Minister of Migration and Displacement, 2014 Acting Minister of  
Finance 2014.  
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs 2014.  
Acting Minister of Commerce 2015.  
Acting Minister of Industry 2016.  
Also, Al-Sudani is considered one of the internal leaders, and he has never worked in the opposition, does not have a Western residency, and has never had Work in security positions.  link

Al-Fath: Al-Sudani will form his government within only one week – Urgent

A member of the Al-Fateh Alliance, MP Abdel Amir Al-Mayahi, confirmed today, Thursday, that the Prime Minister-designate, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, will form .his government within a period of one week

Al-Mayahi said in a statement to (Baghdad Today) that “Al-Sudani pledged to form a strong government that can provide the best services to citizens, and that the “.duration of its formation will not be long Al-Mayahi indicated that “the Sudanese man received a letter of assignment to the “.office of the Speaker of Parliament, and there are no other decrees for assignment Earlier in the day

Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani received his official letter signed by the elected President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Rashid, in the presence of the .leaders of the coordination framework Abdul Latif Rashid was sworn in as President of the Republic of Iraq after winning .the second round of the secret ballot process in Parliament About a month ago, the coordinating framework announced the nomination of Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani as an official candidate for prime minister, after the .Sadrist movement withdrew from Parliament  link

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StrangerSolo:
with the Iranian control Iraqi Prime minister? Are we going to see the RV at all now?

RVAlready:
Stranger, I am sure Iran and the UN were in the loop. This is a win, win situation

Samadhi:
seems like people are afraid to believe it is going to happen this time. I say just have positive expectations and go with the flow

RVAlready:
Iraq came very close to being taken over by the UN. And Iran came very close to losing their gravy train. I think they both know who is in control now.  The UN let them play their games for a year, and then enough was enough.

Still Waiting:
So are we waiting to see if the pro Iranian Prime minister acts in Iran’s interest? If he doesn’t a Sadr led insurrection is likely?

RVAlready:
If Sadr was upset, you would have heard by now…I  think this was all a back room deal, with everyone involved, as is usual for Iraq.

Ivantulafitov:
Definitely agree about a backroom deal those guys replies we’re very fast in the media and everything else as soon as he was elected the nomination was in the nominee already said hes got his cabin it lined up that was really fast they are… Definitely had it planned in advance

CharlieOK:
rv: I tend to agree with you on the backroom deal. The lack of riots, the lack of news about Sadr being upset, no news about more than usual Roman Candles coming into Iraq from Iran, in the context of this very late date, makes it seems like they all know the end game.

Yada:
Believe Sadr knows he can still wield his force with this government than with a UN appointed one. This way the UN can not do anything to them while they settle their differences…. At this point, with the president in place. The rest is just appointments

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RVAlready:
Of course, the entire last year could have been stagecraft, all planned in advance. We will never know….makes you wonder if world events are not scripted in advance, and we just watch the movie

They told us it would all be over real quick, and they delivered.

RayRen98:
What’s Next for The Iraqi Government

The Information” publishes the texts of the constitutional articles related to the election of the President of the Republic and the assignment of the Prime Minister

Article (70)  first: The House of Representatives elects from among the candidates a president of the republic by a two-thirds majority of the number of its members.
Second: If none of the candidates obtains the required majority, competition will take place among the candidates who obtain the highest number of votes, and whoever obtains the majority of votes in the second ballot shall be declared president.

Article (71)
The President of the Republic shall take the constitutional oath before the House of Representatives, in the form stipulated in Article (50) of the Constitution.

Article (76)
first: The President of the Republic assigns the candidate of the most numerous parliamentary bloc to form the Council of Ministers, within fifteen days from the date of the election of the President of the Republic.

Second: The Prime Minister-designate shall nominate the members of his cabinet within a maximum period of thirty days from the date of the assignment.

Third: The President of the Republic assigns a new candidate to head the Council of Ministers, within fifteen days, when the Prime Minister-designate fails to form the ministry within the period stipulated in item “Second” of this article.

Fourth: The Prime Minister-designate presents the names of his cabinet members and the ministerial curriculum to the House of Representatives, and is considered to have gained its confidence, upon approval of the ministers individually, and the ministerial curriculum, by an absolute majority.

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Fifth: The President of the Republic assigns another candidate to form the ministry within fifteen days in case the ministry does not gain confidence   link

Iraqi parliament elects Abdul Latif Rashid as new president

Al-Jazeera-Engish:  Oct 13, 2022

Lawmakers in Iraq have elected Kurdish politician Abdul Latif Rashid as the country’s new president, paving the way for the formation of a new government and ending a year of deadlock.

He replaces fellow Iraqi Kurd Barham Saleh as head of state after the two-round vote in parliament on Thursday, winning more than 160 votes against 99 for Saleh, an assembly official said.

Rashid, 78, is a British-educated engineer and was the Iraqi minister of water resources from 2003 to 2010. He has 15 days to invite a nominee from the largest parliamentary bloc to form a government.

Al Jazeera’s Mahmoud Abdelwahed joins us live from Baghdad for the latest updates.

Source: Dinar Recaps

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