WOTS TUES AUG 23 22 Al-Sadr calls on his supporters to withdraw from the building of the Judicial Council
After Parliament, the Sadrist movement's supporters stage a sit-in in front of the Judicial Council
Supporters of the Sadrist movement began, on Wednesday, a new sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council in the capital, Baghdad, in addition to a sit-in that has been going on for weeks in the vicinity of Parliament.
Our correspondent said, "The protesters of the Sadrist movement have begun to erect tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, to demand the resolution of the lawsuit to dissolve Parliament, which was submitted by supporters of the Sadrist movement earlier."
He added, "The security forces have taken strict security measures around the judiciary building."
Sadr's supporters raised banners calling for the dissolution of the Iraqi parliament, which is the main demand of the current, which wants to hold early parliamentary elections.
The leader of the movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, demanded a few days ago the Supreme Judicial Council to take the necessary measures to "correct the course" to solve the country's political crisis, but the council responded that its powers do not include dissolving Parliament.
Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to Egypt and warned against disrupting the judicial institution
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt on Tuesday morning and returned to Baghdad following the developments of the current events in the country and for the direct follow-up to the performance of the duties of the security forces in protecting the institutions of the judiciary and the state.
Al-Kazemi warned, according to a statement issued by his media office, that “disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes the country to real dangers,” stressing that “the right to demonstrate is guaranteed according to the constitution, with the need to respect state institutions to continue their work in the service of the people.”
The Prime Minister called on "all political forces to calm down, and to take advantage of the national dialogue opportunity to get the country out of its current crisis," calling for "an immediate meeting of the leaders of the political forces in order to activate the national dialogue procedures and defuse the crisis."
Al-Halbousi breaks his silence and speaks forcefully: We are facing an integrated disruption and we may come out of international recognition
The text of the statement of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi: We
previously participated in the elections at the end of last year, after popular protests called for changing the government and holding early elections.
Our goal was to reform the situation, give space to the emerging forces in political participation, take their role in political decision-making within the parliament, add stability to political work, and implement real reforms through constitutional institutions.
Unfortunately, what we have reached today is a more regression than we were previously, through the disruption of constitutional institutions.
A broken parliament, a broken
judiciary
, a caretaker government,
we must all refer to the constitution, and be up to the responsibility to get the country out of this stifling crisis that is heading towards the absence of legitimacy, and may lead to a lack of international recognition of the entire political process, the structure of the state and its outputs.
Mohammed Al-Halbousi
Speaker of the House of Representatives
August 23, 2022
UNAMI: State institutions must work without hindrance, including the judiciary
In a statement received by Al-Furat News, the mission said, "The right to peaceful protest is an essential element of democracy, and it is equally important to confirm constitutional compliance and respect for state institutions.
She added, "State institutions must work without hindrance in the service of the Iraqi people, including the Justice Council."
The judiciary in Iraq decided today, Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country.
A statement stated, "The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in presence this morning, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement's demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the House of Representatives by putting pressure on the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision by the state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and send threatening messages over the phone to pressure on court."
"The meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it and the Federal Supreme Court in protest of these unconstitutional and illegal behavior," the statement said.
The statement held "the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behaviour."
The Supreme Judicial Council also announced, "The Karkh First Investigation Court is initiating procedures for collecting evidence of the crime of threatening the Federal Court to take legal measures against the perpetrators."
The coordination framework announces its refusal to receive any message from the two chests: They threatened the head of the court with death
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The Supreme Judiciary decides to suspend its work, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Court
Today, Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council decided to suspend its work, following the protests in front of its building, in what it described as “unconstitutional and in violation of the law.”
And the judiciary media stated in a statement received by (Al-Oula News), that “the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically this morning, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the House of Representatives by pressing the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision by the state order to dissolve the House of Representatives.” Parliament and sending threatening letters over the phone to put pressure on the court.”
The statement continued, "The meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating the law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior."
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The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to 23/8/2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the Council of Representatives by pressing the Federal Supreme Court to issue a decision by the Parliament’s representatives. To put pressure on the court, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the consequences of this behavior.
The President of the Supreme Judicial Council receives the American Ambassador
On August 23, 2022, the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Dr. Faiq Zaidan, received the US Ambassador to Iraq, Mrs. Alina Romanowski, and discussed with her the US support in the field of training judges in the fight against corruption and economic crimes.
The Sadrist movement demands the resignation of Faeq Zeidan
The Sadrist movement demanded the resignation of the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zeidan.
The director of al-Sadr's office in Baghdad, Ibrahim al-Jabri, said on Facebook: "The demand for the resignation of Faeq Zaidan."
Another Sadrist leader, Hazem al-Jabri, said in a tweet: "The people want the reform of the judiciary."
Al-Kazemi: The right to demonstrate is guaranteed according to the constitution, with the need to respect state institutions
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt on Tuesday morning and returned to Baghdad following the developments of the current events in the country and for the direct follow-up to the performance of the duties of the security forces in protecting the institutions of the judiciary and the state.
Al-Kazemi warned, according to a statement issued by his media office, that “disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes the country to real dangers,” stressing that “the right to demonstrate is guaranteed according to the constitution, with the need to respect state institutions to continue their work in the service of the people.”
The Prime Minister called on "all political forces to calm down, and to take advantage of the national dialogue opportunity to get the country out of its current crisis," calling for "an immediate meeting of the leaders of the political forces in order to activate the national dialogue procedures and defuse the crisis."
Legal: The Federal Court has the right to postpone the dissolution of Parliament
Very few days separate the House of Representatives in its fifth session from the Federal Court’s decision regarding the consideration of the claim of dissolving Parliament amid legal expectations that the final decision will be postponed for further consideration, and this in itself is an opportunity for the political parties to dialogue and negotiate, according to followers
To the thirtieth of this month, the Federal Court adjourned the case for dissolving the House of Representatives. A few days separate Parliament from the final decision, but from a legal point of view, specialists believe that the court can postpone such cases once, twice, and perhaps more, to consider them in detail, and no one can speculate on the outcome of such sensitive issues
The politician is an opportunity to break the blockage between the political parties, and from the date of the postponement until the end of this month there was and still is a time space for dialogue and negotiation away from the corridors of law and the judiciary
In the event that the political forces did not reach results to resolve the crisis, jurists confirmed that the Federal Court could not leave matters in a closed state that might take the country to dangerous junctures, which will eventually lead it to a decision.
The Supreme Court issues an arrest warrant against the leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah Al-Saadi
On Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Council issued an arrest warrant against a leader of the Sadrist movement.
A statement by the Supreme Judicial Council stated that "the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against the defendant, Sabah Al-Saadi, for the crime of threatening the judiciary."
And the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.
Minister: Muqtada al-Sadr has decided not to interfere at all, and the demonstrations committee will be dissolved
name of God
, as soon as the protests against the corrupt intensify... they hurry to seek help from His Eminence...
But His Eminence (may God honor him) and two days ago decided not to interfere at all.
Because the (Ashura_Revolution) continues to be spontaneous... His Eminence may order in the future to suspend the work of the committee supervising the protests (may God reward them with the best reward for the benefactors) in return for the judiciary and courts suspending their work.
Otherwise, it is shameful for the judiciary and the courts to suspend work in order to end a reformist revolution and not suspend their work in order to denounce rampant corruption if they are not able to prosecute the corrupt on all sides.
#The decision is the people's decision
, so we draw your attention.
Minister of Commander
Saleh Muhammad Al-Iraqi
Evacuating the buildings of the Central Bank and two banks of its employees
According to a security source, evacuating the buildings of the Central Bank and the General Administration of Al-Rasheed and Al-Rafidain Banks in Baghdad of employees.
The source said in an interview with "Mawazine News" that "the buildings of the Central Bank and the general administration of Al-Rasheed and Al-Rafidain banks were evacuated from employees within the approaches of the Central Bank building."
He added, "This came against the background of the sit-in that supporters of the Sadrist movement began in front of the Supreme Judicial Council.
Urgent Disclosure of the reason for the evacuation of the Central Bank and Rasheed and Rafidain Banks of employees
he Governor of the Central Bank, Ghaleb Mukhif, confirmed today, Tuesday, the continuation of the bank’s work normally and the absence of any abnormal situation.
The Iraqi judiciary suspends its work..Al-Kazemi calls for national dialogue
Today, Tuesday, the Iraqi judiciary suspended its work, after supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr intensified pressure on him to dissolve parliament in one of the worst political crises in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi urged all parties to remain calm and renewed the call for national dialogue
Al-Kazemi said in a statement that "disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes Iraq to real dangers
The judiciary said in a statement that al-Sadr's supporters sent threats over the phone. regarding the consequences of this behaviour.
After his visit to Egypt .. Al-Kazemi arrives in Baghdad
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Al-Saadi responds to the arrest warrant against him
The leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah Al-Saadi, responded to the arrest warrant against him.
Al-Saadi said the following:
I am the son of Iraq and its people
I, the country and its institutions, Hadi Al-Amiri, openly admitted the threat (the judiciary).
I am the son of Ashura and his revolution
At night, where are you from?!! Nouri al-Maliki and his leaks that threatened societal peace, stormed Najaf, and killed al-Sadr, the leader.
Where are you from?!!
The corrupt who publicly confessed in the media by taking
Bribery and corruption
Where are you about them?!!
The Speicher and Saqlawiya crime and the fall of Mosul
Tens of thousands of martyrs, wounded and disabled
Bribery and corruption
Where are you about them?!!
The Speicher and Saqlawiya crime, the fall of Mosul, and the tens of thousands of martyrs, wounded, and recoveries who were responsible for this, and sold a third of Iraq to ISIS
Where are you about them?!!
The snipers and the third party who killed the October revolutionaries
Where are you about them?!!
And the list goes on
I do not fear, I do not fear imprisonment or arrest, I have not remained silent, and I will not remain silent about corruption and injustice.
#Muharram_revolution continues
The second arrest warrant against a Sadrist leader for the “crime” of threatening the judiciary
the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against , .Muhammad Al-Saadi
The Supreme Judicial Council said in a statement received (Baghdad Today), that "the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant against the so-called ".Muhammad al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary Earlier today, the Karkh Investigation Court issued an arrest warrant .against the leader of the Sadrist movement, Sabah Al-Saadi And the Supreme Judicial Council said in a statement received (Baghdad Today), that "the Karkh investigation court issued an arrest warrant against the so-called Sabah ".Al-Saadi for the crime of threatening the judiciary
And the Supreme Judicial Council decided, earlier today, Tuesday, to suspend its work in all its joints in Iraq, against the backdrop of a sit-in by .supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of its gate The Council stated in a statement received (Baghdad Today), that "the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to 23/8/2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement's demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the House of Representatives by putting pressure on the Federal Court." The Supreme Court issued a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and send threatening messages over the phone to put pressure on .the court
He added, "Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, the courts affiliated with it, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and violating acts of law, and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible for the ".consequences of this behavior This morning, hundreds of supporters of the Sadrist movement went to the Supreme Judicial Council, where they began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council building, in a new development of .escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority The protesters carried slogans calling for the implementation of the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to dissolve the Iraqi parliament in .preparation for holding early legislative elections in Iraq
The Supreme Judiciary confronts the Sadrists for the first time: We hold the responsible for what is happening
An important statement issued by the Supreme Judicial Council:
The Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court met in person and electronically on Tuesday morning, corresponding to 23/8/2022, following the open sit-in of the Sadrist movement’s demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council to demand the dissolution of the House of Representatives by putting pressure on the court.
The Federal Supreme Council to issue a state order to dissolve the House of Representatives and send threatening messages over the phone to put pressure on the court.
Therefore, the meeting decided to suspend the work of the Supreme Judicial Council, its courts, and the Federal Supreme Court in protest against these unconstitutional and illegal behavior and to hold the government and the political party behind this sit-in legally responsible. about the consequences of this behaviour.
With documents.. arrest warrants, travel bans, and seizure of funds of Sadrist leaders
On Tuesday, the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council issued arrest warrants and travel bans against three leaders of the Sadrist movement led by Muqtada al-Sadr.
Documents reviewed by Shafak News Agency revealed that the orders were issued against the former deputy of the Sadrist movement, Ghayeb Al-Amiri, the leader Sabah Al-Saadi, and the leader Muhammad Al-Saadi.
And the judiciary in Iraq decided, earlier on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council, demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.
Dozens of Sadrists' supporters went, earlier this morning, to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in marquee in front of the council's building in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.
Coordination framework in a fiery statement: We reject any dialogue with the Sadrist movement and call for full readiness to defend the state
The text of the statement issued by the coordination framework after the events of the Supreme Judicial Council:
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
The coordinating framework declares its full condemnation of the dangerous transgression of the judicial institution and the threats of physical liquidation against the President of the Constitutional Court and calls on all respected national political forces, as well as community activities, not to remain silent, but to take the initiative to condemn this infringement.
And the coordinating framework announces its refusal to receive any message from the Sadrist movement or any call for direct dialogue, except after announcing its retreat from the occupation of the constitutional state institutions and returning to the ranks of the forces that believe in peaceful and democratic solutions.
The coordination framework holds the government fully responsible for preserving state property and the lives of employees and officials, especially the judiciary, which is the only valve left for Iraq as a result of the domination of forces outside the state over the institutions and the imposition of their will outside the authority of the state.
The coordinating framework also calls on the entire Iraqi people to be highly prepared and fully prepared for the next step in which the people must say what they say against the state's kidnappers to restore its prestige and authority.
The coordinating framework called on the international community to clarify its clear position in the face of this dangerous infringement on constitutional institutions, particularly the judiciary and the legislative institution.
Coordination framework
Judicial source: The judiciary's steps are a message to the international community to take a position on Al-Sadr's escalation
A judicial source revealed, today, Tuesday, that the judiciary’s steps came to confirm that what the Sadrist movement did is a danger to the state and the law, as well as a call to take a stance rejecting the movement’s steps in which all institutions and the international community participate.
The source said in an interview with "Earth News", "The Supreme Judicial Council, through its last steps by suspending all courts, confirmed that what the Sadrist movement carried out in demonstrations and sit-ins in front of its building, is a dangerous transgression against the state and the constitution."
He added that "the Iraqi judiciary sent a clear and strong message, that there must be a position rejecting Al-Sadr's escalatory steps, in which everyone participates, whether from the state, civil society organizations and the international community, to stop this escalation and aggression against the state and the law."
And he stressed that "With these steps, Al-Sadr has fallen into decline, and it has become very difficult to take any position to relieve him of pressure, whether from inside Iraq or from abroad, so the judiciary's steps came to explicitly announce the necessity of an internal and external position against Al-Sadr's escalation."
It is noteworthy that supporters of the Sadrist movement, this morning, demonstrated in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, and soon the judiciary issued a statement announcing the suspension of all courts' work, and revealed that the judges had received threats.
The events developed quickly, as the judiciary issued several arrest warrants against leaders of the Sadrist movement on charges of threatening the judges. In return, the Sadrist movement escalated its protest and erected the pavilion in front of the judiciary building, although the hypothetical personality of the movement’s spokesperson, Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi, announced the suspension of work in the Demonstrations Committee.
Washington comments on the sit-in in front of the Iraqi Judicial Council building
We are closely monitoring reports of unrest this day in Baghdad around the Supreme Judicial Council.
We urge all parties to remain calm, refrain from violence and resolve any political differences in a peaceful manner based on the Iraqi constitution.
We also call on the demonstrators to respect the procedures and properties of Iraqi government institutions, which .belong to the Iraqi people and serve their interests We are closely monitoring reports of unrest in Baghdad today at the Supreme Judicial Council.
We urge all parties to remain calm, abstain from violence, and resolve any political differences through a peaceful process guided by the Iraqi constitution. We also call for those demonstrating to respect the meetings and property of Iraq's governmental institutions which belong to and .serve the Iraqi people
The US Embassy urges all Iraqi parties to remain calm and refrain from violence
On Tuesday, the US embassy in Baghdad called on all Iraqi parties to remain calm and refrain from violence.
In a statement received by Mawazine News, the embassy said, "We are closely monitoring reports of unrest today in Baghdad around the Supreme Judicial Council. We urge all parties to remain calm, refrain from violence and resolve any political differences in a peaceful manner based on the Iraqi constitution.
"We also call on the demonstrators to respect the procedures and properties of Iraqi government institutions, which belong to the Iraqi people and serve their interests," she added.
Saleh Muhammad Al-Iraqi “advises” the protesters to withdraw from the Supreme Court
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Al-Sadr Minister Saleh Muhammad Al-Iraqi announced, on Tuesday, the withdrawal of all the protesters from the Supreme Judicial Council, while keeping some tents, as part of a protest .sign that the judiciary has not resolved some issues Al-Iraqi said in a tweet on Twitter, which was followed by (Baghdad Today), that " the judiciary in Iraq has many lovers of reform and those who demand accountability for the corrupt, and if there is apathy in that, it is because of political pressures from the rampart of ".corruption against them
He continued, "If the pillow had been folded for me, I would have continued with the sit-in ".in front of the Supreme Court, to encourage it to reform and hold the corrupt accountable
And he continued, "But in order to preserve the reputation of the beloved revolutionaries and not to harm the people... I advise to withdraw and keep the tents under the title and banner (Sit-in of the Speicher Martyrs) and (People of Mosul) (Recovering the Stolen Funds) (Accounting the Corrupt) without bias.. (Removal of the Corrupt) (Chapter of the Prosecution The public) and (an independent and impartial judiciary) and other titles that the people .want to achieve, and you will continue to sit in front of Parliament if you wish
A tweet awaited by al-Sadr to end the current sit-in or to issue instructions on encircling the judiciary
A source close to the Green Zone demonstrations revealed, on Tuesday, anticipation of the issuance of a tweet by the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, or his minister, .to resolve the fate of the demonstrations of the Supreme Judicial Council
The source said, in an interview with (Baghdad Today), that "the peaceful demonstrations in front of the main gate of the Supreme Judicial Council took place at the direct instigation of Najaf al-Ashraf, in reference to al-Sadr's office, and such a step cannot be taken without ".specific orders
He added, "The demonstration was peaceful and did not go beyond the outer wall of the building, and there was no collision with the stationed security forces, and no abuse, ".sabotage or chaos occurred He continued, "The fate of the demonstrations may be decided within the next 24 hours, through a direct tweet to Al-Sadr, as he is the only one who is able to withdraw the ".demonstrators or invite them to stay
He pointed out that "important variables will appear in the coming hours with the presence of intensive contacts from multiple forces, some of which have a good friendship balance with the Sadrist movement in order to quickly address and contain the situation, but the matter remains in the end with the orders of the leader of the Sadrist movement, which are ".issued directly by him or his minister
State of Law: We urge the Sadrist movement’s followers to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late
On Tuesday, the State of Law coalition called on the members of the Sadrist movement to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late.
A statement of the coalition, which Mawazine News received a copy of, stated that the head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, chaired a meeting this evening of the State of Law coalition bloc. and judicial.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the State of Law Coalition issued the following statement:
- In light of the current difficult circumstances that our beloved country is experiencing, and in light of the current political blockage and the disruption and abuse of the legislative authority in violation of the law, the judiciary today is facing a sinful assault and transgression similar to what the legislative authority has been subjected to within a series Systematic attacks on state institutions and their prestige amid clear government failure and inability to carry out its constitutional duties in preserving and protecting the judicial institution, which is the last bastion of the legitimacy of the democratic political system.
- We denounce this behavior that calls on all national forces to mobilize their capabilities to defend constitutional legitimacy, the right of the Iraqi people, the sovereignty of the state and the security of its citizens, and to confront this dangerous infringement that falls within a series of attacks on constitutional and judicial institutions.
The statement continued, "While we express our astonishment at the government's position and its inability to carry out its constitutional duties in protecting our legislative and judicial institutions, we call on the security forces to assume their responsibility and not to record in their history this failure and violation of the prestige of the state and its institutions." We urge the sons of the Sadrist movement to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late and to show concern for the safety and stability of the country.
The statement pointed out, "To this, we call on any political party that has objections or observations on the political scene to follow the legal contexts away from practicing any sabotage role that endangers the security and stability of the country."
He called on the international community to reject all violations that target the democratic experiment in Iraq, and clearly condemn these practices and warn those behind them of the dire consequences of their behavior.
Al-Kazemi meets Al-Amiri to discuss the latest developments in the political situation
On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi met with Hadi Al-Amiri, the head of the Al-Fateh Alliance, to discuss the latest developments in the political situation.
A statement by Al-Kazemi's office said that "Mawazine News" received a copy of it, that during the meeting, the latest developments in the Iraqi political arena were discussed, and the progress of understandings and rapprochement between the political blocs was followed up.
The statement continued, that the meeting witnessed an emphasis on the importance of dialogue, exchange of views, and viewpoints between the political blocs in the Iraqi scene, and the need to strengthen ways of understanding, dialogue and points of convergence as the only path; To get out of the current political crisis, as well as the importance of keeping state institutions away from all forms of political conflict.
He added, that the most important developments in the Prime Minister's initiative for national dialogue were reviewed, paving the way for the political blocs; To reach national agreements that meet the aspirations of citizens to enhance security and stability throughout Iraq.
-Maliki's coalition: We must confront the serious infringement on constitutional and judicial institutions
The State of Law coalition called, today, Tuesday, to "confront the serious infringement on constitutional and judicial institutions," while calling for four parties, including the Sadrist movement.
The coalition said in a statement received by Earth News, "The President of State of Law, Nuri al-Maliki, chaired this evening a meeting of the State of Law coalition bloc."
He added, "The meeting discussed the latest developments in the political and security situation in the country, as well as the events related to the recent attacks on state institutions and the disruption of the work of the legislative and judicial authorities."
The coalition continued, "In light of the current difficult circumstances that our beloved country is experiencing, and in light of the current political impasse and the disruption and abuse of the legislative authority in violation of the law, the judiciary today is facing a sinful attack and transgression similar to what the legislative authority has been subjected to within the series of systematic attacks on state institutions and their prestige. In the midst of clear government failure and inability to carry out its constitutional duties in preserving and protecting the judicial institution, which is the last bastion of the legitimacy of the democratic political system.”
And he added: "We condemn this behavior, which calls on all national forces to mobilize their capabilities to defend the constitutional legitimacy, the right of the Iraqi people, the sovereignty of the state and the security of its citizens, and to confront this dangerous infringement, which falls within a series of attacks on constitutional and judicial institutions."
He pointed out that "at a time when we express our surprise at the government's position and its inability to carry out its constitutional duties in protecting our legislative and judicial institutions, we call on the security forces to assume their responsibility and not to record in their history this failure and violation of the prestige of the state and its institutions."
However, "we also urge the Sadrist movement's sons to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late and to show concern for the country's safety and stability." In addition, we call on any political party that has objections or observations on the political scene to follow the legal contexts away from practicing any subversive role that endangers the security and stability of the country,” calling “the international community to reject all violations that target the democratic experience in Iraq and condemn these practices clearly and warn against standing behind her from the dire consequences of his behavior.”
The day the barriers were broken... Al-Sadr is on the walls of the forbidden, Shia breaks his silence and Al-Kazemi cuts his trip - Urgent
Political events are accelerating in a confusing manner for the computers of most political forces after the Sadrist movement escalated towards the Supreme Judicial Council, which was decisive in its positions, as it issued dozens of arrest warrants against the leaders of the .first-line al-Sadr
However, the statement of Muhammad Shia'a, the framework candidate for prime minister, was the most followed up, especially with his silence over the past month with the launch of .the Sadrist movement with its demonstrations that ended the presence of Parliament
According to the technical framework, the Sadrist movement has violated the taboo and bypassed all constitutional contexts to announce its complete boycott of any dialogue with .the movement, except after returning from the step of escalation with the Supreme Judiciary
Shi’a ’s accusation of the caretaker prime minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, to override the constitutional and legal institutions, indicates the end of the era of Shi’a’s silence and its orientation towards supporting the coordinating framework in defending the judiciary, at a time when Al-Kazemi announced cutting his trip to Cairo and returning to Iraq as a .responsibility to resolve the crisis
Most of the political statements from all forces indicate their complete rejection of the step of storming the Supreme Judicial Council and the escalation towards clashing with the judiciary, at a time when Sadr Minister Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi mitigated al-Sadr's move by announcing the withdrawal of demonstrators from in front of the Judicial Council .headquarters
$30 million a day.. The appearance of Muhammad Salih summarizes the losses of the ISIS war from 2014 to 2017.
The financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, said that the war on terrorism in the years 2014 to 2017 cost the Iraqi treasury about 30 billion dollars, indicating that terrorism robbed nearly a fifth of Iraq's non-oil GDP.
Saleh added in an article he published on the Iraqi Economists Network website that "the costs of daily military operations rose from 5 million dollars per day to nearly 30 million dollars per day, which are expenses required by the fields of war against terrorism."
He pointed out that "terrorism led to the displacement of about 6 million citizens of the occupied governorates, which raised poverty rates to 30% due to families' loss of sources of income and economic activity, as well as the increase in unemployment rates."
He pointed out that "the economic atmosphere at that time remained frustrated by the challenges of recession represented by its three pillars, stagnating prices, declining growth in domestic and gross domestic product, and high levels of unemployment."
The Iraqi economy is expected to grow by 5.5 percent in 2022
The Arab Monetary Fund launched the seventeenth edition of the "Arab Economic Prospects" report, which includes economic growth expectations and trends in the development of domestic prices for Arab countries, including Iraq, during 2022 and 2023 .
The report expected that the Iraqi economy would recover, achieving a growth rate of 5.5 percent in the current year, and a relative decline in economic growth to 4.4 percent in the year 2023 .
He reviewed part of the government and the Central Bank’s measures to contribute to achieving growth in the country, indicating that the Central Bank had set among its priorities in its strategic plan for the years 2021-2023 to support digital financial and banking services by preparing for the “Know Your Customer Online” project, to adopt the use of digital identification to open bank accounts and integrate Customers digitally, and obligating the banking sector to use digital applications, such as mobile phone applications and online banking services, in accordance with international best practices .
The report indicated that the Central Bank launched, in coordination with the government, several initiatives in order to stimulate economic activity, especially in the field of financing small, medium and large enterprises, and in the field of housing and personal loans, and to enhance credit to the private sector by reducing the interests imposed on loans granted .
Iraqi Oil announces the provision of "super" gasoline... soon
The Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced today, Tuesday, the close availability of "super" gasoline in its operating stations.
The General Company for the Distribution of Oil Derivatives, affiliated with the ministry, said in a brief statement, received by Shafak News Agency, that it will "provide imported super high-purity gasoline at fuel filling stations."
Globally, gasoline is divided into several categories, namely, regular gasoline (less than 95 degrees of purity), improved high-octane gasoline (95 degrees of purity), and high-octane gasoline, (98 degrees of purity), where each category differs from the other in the power and performance of the engine. To do it in the best way and in a natural way.
Filling stations in Iraq distribute regular gasoline and high-octane (95) gasoline, with the exception of the Kurdistan Region, where petrol stations provide super, in addition to these two types.
In Baghdad.. A national trade forum that includes an exhibition (Made in Iraq) and international visits to Iraqi projects
The Baghdad Chamber of Commerce announced today, Tuesday, the discussion of the establishment of the Iraqi National Trade Forum in cooperation with the International Trade Center, the United Nations Migration Agency, while it indicated that the most prominent activities of the forum are to include the visit of international companies to Iraqi companies and projects and to activate the exhibition (Made in Iraq).
The Chamber said in a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, "The Baghdad Chamber of Commerce held a joint meeting with the International Trade Center ITC and the International Agency for Migration IOM to discuss joint cooperation and the role that the Chamber will provide in the Iraqi National Trade Forum, which contributes to enhancing the competitiveness of the value chain for agricultural businesses in Iraq, indicating that "The forum is scheduled to be held next November in Baghdad for companies and related projects, in the presence of the government and the private sector, over a period of three days."
The statement added that "the forum will include sessions, discussion dialogues and (B2B) sessions, including Iraqi companies and entrepreneurs with major international companies (20) companies, in addition to the (Made in Iraq) exhibition for Iraqi agricultural projects and field visits to participating international companies to Iraqi companies and projects to see their work. and their accomplishments.
The statement added that "the Baghdad Chamber of Commerce discussed" all the details with (ITC) and (IOM), and its role in the forum in general, and the participation of entrepreneurs, owners of ideas and emerging pioneering projects with the required specialization, as well as the way for Iraqi projects and companies to participate in the forum.
In its statement, the Baghdad Chamber of Commerce indicated that the meeting was attended by Board member Alaa Al-Nouri, Director of Entrepreneurship and Marketing in the Chamber, Falah Hassan Al-Jubouri, Director of International Organizations Anmar Iyad Molouki, and a representative of the United Nations Migration Agency (IOM) Mahdi Muhammad, the national official in charge of livelihoods. Zahraa and Tut are Program Officer at the International Trade Center (ITC), and Rop Kohlimann is the ITC Trade Promotion Officer.
Al-Sadr calls on his supporters to withdraw from the building of the Judicial Council
The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on his supporters to withdraw from the building of the Supreme Judicial Council and leave the tents.
Al -Sadr called on his supporters to continue the sit-in in front of the Iraqi parliament , but stressed that in the judiciary there are "many lovers of reform and those who demand accountability for the corrupt," so he demanded to withdraw from the building of the Judicial Council.
Al-Sadr said in a statement: "And if there is a lukewarmness in that (the judiciary is holding the corrupt accountable), it is because of the political pressures from the rampant corruption against them
He added, "And if the pillow had been folded for me, I would have continued with the sit-in in front of the Supreme Court, to encourage it to reform and hold the corrupt to account."
“But in order to preserve the reputation of the beloved revolutionaries and not to harm the people, I advise to withdraw and keep the tents under the title and banner (Sit-in of the Speicher Martyrs), (People of Mosul), (Return of the Looted Funds), (Accounting the Corrupt) without bias, (Remove the Corrupt) and (Separation). Public Prosecution) and (an independent and impartial judiciary) and other titles that the people want to achieve.”
Muqtada al-Sadr called on his supporters to continue their sit-in in front of the Iraqi parliament, if they wanted to, stressing that the decision "up to them."
For his part, Nechirvan Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region, issued an urgent statement, on the eve of the developments in Baghdad, in which he expressed the region's deep concern about what is happening.
Barzani said: "We are following with great care and concern the political developments in Iraq , which are constantly moving towards more division, deepening crises more and more, and removing prospects for a solution. The situation almost puts the country's future and societal peace in serious danger, and disrupts the entire political process, governance and institutions."
He added: "Peaceful civil demonstrations are a legitimate right protected by the constitution, but the disruption of the judicial institution worsens the situation, and for this we call on all parties and demonstrators to protect institutions and community peace and not to deviate from the peaceful and civil path. The country can no longer tolerate more of these difficult crises and tense situations, and the continuation of Tensions more than this will end up hurting all of the people of Iraq
After the protesters withdrew.. The Judicial Council decides to resume its work in all courts as of tomorrow
The Supreme Judicial Council announced, on Tuesday, that it had decided to resume work in all courts, starting tomorrow, Wednesday.
In a statement received by Mawazine News, the council stated that, given the withdrawal of the demonstrators and the lifting of the siege on the building of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Supreme Court, it was decided to resume work normally in all courts as of tomorrow morning, corresponding to 08/24/2022.
On this occasion, the statement continued, the Supreme Judicial Council thanks all local and international bodies and personalities that support the judiciary and are keen on the principle of the rule of law and respect for the constitution.
He added, "The Council also emphasizes the need to take legal measures against anyone who violates the law and disrupts public institutions."
The Governor of the Central Bank and the Minister of Environment discuss efforts to go towards a green economy
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Mustafa Ghaleb Mikheib, received, on Tuesday, the Minister of Environment, Jassem Al-Falahi.
A statement by a scary office, Mawazine News, received a copy of it, stated that during the meeting, aspects of bilateral cooperation between the Central Bank of Iraq and the Ministry of Environment were discussed, and the tireless efforts made by the Central Bank administration in heading towards a green economy.
During the meeting, Makheeb praised the efforts of the Ministry of Environment in shedding light on the dangers of climate change and its effects in order to change the behavior of individuals and institutions with regard to addressing the phenomenon of desertification and water shortage, and dealing with it, and the adoption of renewable energy instead of traditional means.
For his part, the Minister of Environment commended the efforts of the Central Bank of Iraq in supporting the interests of the state and the Ministry of Environment in the issues of addressing desertification and the adoption of electricity generation units from renewable energy and the subsequent steps of the Central Bank of Iraq, the Ministry of Environment, and the rest of the state institutions in addressing this phenomenon that casts a shadow on the future of Earth and mankind.
It is noteworthy that the Central Bank of Iraq allocated (1) trillion dinars for renewable energy as part of its development initiatives, as well as organizing, in cooperation with the ministries of environment, agriculture and water resources, the Association of Iraqi Private Banks and the private sector, an important specialized workshop on climate change, desertification and national security.
Al-Maliki chairs a meeting of his parliamentary bloc and sends a message to the Sadrist movement
The State of Law coalition urged the members of the Sadrist movement to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late, and while the "call" to the security forces to bear their responsibility towards the "violation" that affects the prestige of the state and its institutions, it called on the international community to warn those behind them against " the dire consequences of his behaviour."
The coalition said in a press statement that its president, Nuri al-Maliki, chaired this evening a meeting of the Parliamentary State of Law coalition, and during the meeting, "the developments in the political and security situation in the country were discussed, as well as the events related to the recent attacks on state institutions and the disruption of the work of the legislative and judicial authorities."
He added, at the conclusion of the meeting, the State of Law coalition issued the following statement:
“In light of the current difficult circumstances that our beloved country is experiencing, and in light of the current political impasse and the disruption of the legislative authority and its abuse in violation of the law, the judiciary today is facing a sinful attack and transgression similar to what the legislative authority has been subjected to as part of a series of systematic attacks on state institutions and prestige amid government failure and impotence. It is clear from carrying out its constitutional duties in preserving and protecting the judicial institution, which is the last bastion of the legitimacy of the democratic political system.
He added, "We condemn this behavior, which calls on all national forces to mobilize their capabilities to defend constitutional legitimacy, the right of the Iraqi people, the sovereignty of the state and the security of its citizens, and to confront this dangerous infringement that falls within a series of attacks on constitutional and judicial institutions."
He continued, "While we express our astonishment at the government's position and its inability to carry out its constitutional duties in protecting our legislative and judicial institutions, we appeal to the security forces to assume their responsibility and not to record in their history this failure and violation of the prestige of the state and its institutions."
He continued, "We also urge the sons of the Sadrist movement to rely on the logic of reason and wisdom before it is too late and to show concern for the safety and stability of the country. To this, we call on any political party that has objections or observations on the political scene to follow legal contexts away from practicing any sabotage role that threatens security and stability." country at risk.
And he added, "Finally, we call on the international community to reject all violations that target the democratic experiment in Iraq, and clearly condemn these practices and warn those behind them of the dire consequences of their behavior.
Al-Kazemi: The security and military forces will not be drawn into political conflicts
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, affirmed today, Tuesday, that the Iraqi security and military forces will not be drawn into political conflicts, while waving “harsh” punishments against violators.
Yahya Rasoul, spokesman for the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, said in a statement received by Earth News, "Al-Kazemi confirmed that the Iraqi security and military forces will not be drawn into political conflicts, and will not be a party to them, and their duty will always remain to protect Iraq and its capabilities, and the sanctity of Iraq's blood."
Al-Kazemi directed to "implement the harshest legal penalties against any member of the Iraqi security and military forces who violate the established instructions in this regard."
Al-Kazemi stressed "the need for all security and military units to conduct an audit of their employees, and to apply legal procedures against violators."
The Commander-in-Chief stressed "preventing the security and military institutions from issuing any statement of a political nature, or that represents a transgression and a suggestion that any institution is not committed to the applicable military and security context
In an unannounced meeting, Al-Kazemi meets with the leaders of the coordination framework and "makes a commitment"
An informed political source revealed that, on Tuesday evening, the caretaker Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi held an unannounced meeting in the government palace with the leaders of the coordination framework to discuss the repercussions of the progress of the Sadrist movement's supporters towards the building of the Supreme Judicial Council, in addition to discussing files on political affairs.
The source told Shafaq News Agency, "The meeting was attended by leaders in the coordination framework, in which the repercussions of pressure on the judicial institution by the demonstrators of the Sadrist movement were discussed, along with the government's response to that, as well as strengthening the security effort in the Green Zone and protecting diplomatic bodies and embassies." .
He added that the meeting discussed "the options available for the next stage and the continuation of the dialogue."
The source indicated that "Al-Kazemi affirmed his commitment to maintaining the security and protection of state institutions, not allowing any new violations and preventing the entry of any convoys or private cars into Baghdad."
Dozens of Sadrists' supporters went to the Supreme Judicial Council and began erecting the sit-in in front of the council building, in a new development of escalation that affected the judiciary after the legislative authority in light of a stifling political crisis the country is going through.
In the afternoon of the third, "Sadr Minister" Saleh Muhammad al-Iraqi advised the demonstrators in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building to withdraw in order to "preserve the reputation of the revolutionaries, and not to harm the people", with the protesters continuing to sit in front of the parliament building.
The head of the Supreme Judicial Council in Iraq, Faiq Zaidan, had confirmed, during his meeting with the commander of the special squad in charge of protecting the Green Zone in central Baghdad, Lieutenant-General Hamid Al-Zuhairi, earlier today, "respect for the right to peaceful demonstration guaranteed under the constitution, but on the condition that the buildings of state institutions are not attacked." , and its affiliates.
As a result, the judiciary in Iraq decided, on Tuesday, to suspend its work in the country, before its appeal resumed this evening, following a sit-in by supporters of the Sadrist movement in front of the Supreme Judicial Council demanding the dissolution of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.
The "Coordination Framework" prepares for a demonstration against the sit-in of the Sadrists and moves for "international support"
A leader in the coordination framework revealed, on Wednesday, that the latter is preparing to mobilize his supporters for a demonstration calling for the resumption of the sessions of the Iraqi parliament, which has been suspended for about a month.
The leading source told Shafaq News Agency, "The location of the demonstration will mostly be in the same place where the tire masses are stationed at the walls of the Green Zone, without specifying the date yet, but it will not exceed the next few days."
He added, "The aim of the demonstration is to demand the concerned authorities to break the siege on Parliament and to resume its sessions, in addition to attracting international support to restore legitimacy to state institutions."
Muqtada al-Sadr's supporters object to the candidate for the coordination framework for the prime minister, Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani, and the "Sadrists" stormed the House of Representatives and announced an open sit-in about a month ago, to pressure towards dissolving parliament and holding early elections.
On the other hand, the coordination framework, which includes a number of Shiite forces and parties, and is considered the main opponent of al-Sadr, warns against an attempt to "turn on the people, the state and its institutions."
The tension stems from when al-Sadr's bloc won 73 seats in the elections, making it the largest bloc in the 329-seat parliament, but talks aimed at forming a new government stalled for months, which prompted the resignation of al-Sadr's bloc's deputies, followed by the swearing in of 64 new deputies. In June, this made the Coordination Framework, the largest in parliament.
On the tenth of August, al-Sadr gave the Supreme Judicial Council one week to dissolve parliament to end the political impasse, but the Council stated that the matter was not within its powers, which prompted hundreds of "Sadrists" to sit outside the headquarters of the Judicial Council before instructing their leader to withdraw.
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The exchange rates of the dollar, Monday, (August 22, 2022), according to the monitoring of specialists.
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Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to Egypt and warned against disrupting the judicial institution
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi cut short his visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt on Tuesday morning and returned to Baghdad following the developments of the current events in the country and for the direct follow-up to the performance of the duties of the security forces in protecting the institutions of the judiciary and the state.
Al-Kazemi warned, according to a statement issued by his media office, that “disrupting the work of the judicial institution exposes the country to real dangers,” stressing that “the right to demonstrate is guaranteed according to the constitution, with the need to respect state institutions to continue their work in the service of the people.”
The Prime Minister called on "all political forces to calm down, and to take advantage of the national dialogue opportunity to get the country out of its current crisis," calling for "an immediate meeting of the leaders of the political forces in order to activate the national dialogue procedures and defuse the crisis."
After Parliament, the Sadrist movement's supporters stage a sit-in in front of the Judicial Council
Supporters of the Sadrist movement began, on Wednesday, a new sit-in in front of the Supreme Judicial Council in the capital, Baghdad, in addition to a sit-in that has been going on for weeks in the vicinity of Parliament.
Our correspondent said, "The protesters of the Sadrist movement have begun to erect tents in front of the Supreme Judicial Council building, to demand the resolution of the lawsuit to dissolve Parliament, which was submitted by supporters of the Sadrist movement earlier."
He added, "The security forces have taken strict security measures around the judiciary building."
Sadr's supporters raised banners calling for the dissolution of the Iraqi parliament, which is the main demand of the current, which wants to hold early parliamentary elections.
The leader of the movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, demanded a few days ago the Supreme Judicial Council to take the necessary measures to "correct the course" to solve the country's political crisis, but the council responded that its powers do not include dissolving Parliament.
The President of the Supreme Judicial Council receives the American Ambassador
On August 23, 2022, the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Dr. Faiq Zaidan, received the US Ambassador to Iraq, Mrs. Alina Romanowski, and discussed with her the US support in the field of training judges in the fight against corruption and economic crimes.
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8-22-2022 Newshound Guru Militiaman If they dissolve parliament in a constitutional manner and it is legal, then there will be stability in the eyes of the citizens, the region and the international community. All of which are watching and converging for the same thing. The UN...told us that the political issue is not impossible and the reforms can go forward.
8-22-2022 Newshound Guru Pimpy ...We know the dollar is declining. I've been saying that now for quite some time...it's dying. It's dead. It's like a zombie walking around...they [Iraqis] need to unpeg themselves, if Iraq was smart they would do the same thing that Russia does...if you're going to buy our oil...you have to use Iraqi dinar, period...the country is already rich as it is, whoa, I can't even begin to imagine what would happen if they did that...
8-22-2022 Newshound Guru Kaperoni Many people don't like the fact that I constantly state there is no RV. But that's the truth, it's not how monetary policy works...We have to hope that Iraq can diversify their resources away from oil and create a private sector economy that begins to flourish. Only then can the CBI allow the dinar to gradually appreciate via a float.
8-22-2022 Newshound Guru Sandy Ingram Article: "Central Bank: Cash reserves to rise to $90 billion by the end of 2022" ...as a result of the rise in global oil prices...the increase in gold reserves and certainly the increase in cash reserves is part of the process for a higher exchange rate against the US dollar.
8-22-2022 Newshound Guru Samson Article: "Ahead of Egypt, Iraq is ranked 79th in the world as the poorest people in the world". Quote: "Iraq ranked 8th in the Arab world and 79th globally out of 192 countries listed in the table among the poorest peoples in the world, where the Iraqi per capita GDP amounted to 12,141 thousand dollars annually"
8-22-2022 Intel Guru MarkZ [via PDK] [Are we still looking at a month out?] Not based on what I hear from contractors in Iraq. I think much sooner. But, none of us know the exact timing.
8-22-2022 Intel Guru Frank26 Article: "The Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq receives the head of the Iraqi Media Network" GETTING READY FOR A MEDIA CAMPAIGN WITH THE CBI...
8-22-2022 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat ...I will say that something is in the planning stages with this IQD currency. Of course they are not going to give us a date. I still believe our best target is January 2023 but this too is conditional in forming the new govt and ridding Iraq of corruption.
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