The Sadrist movement sets the date for the start of new dialogues to form the government's political map

 
Baghdad-INA
 
The leader at the Sadrist movement, Amir al-Kinani, has set the date for the start of new dialogues to form the government's political map, while noting that all options are open and there are no red lines.
 
 
Al-Kinani told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), today, Wednesday, that "The formation of the government is premature, because we are waiting for the ratification of the election results," noting that "there are dialogues, movement and understandings with all forces without exception, but we are waiting for the ratification of the elections results by The Federal Court, and there will be new dialogues in the formation of the political map for the next four years”.
 
 
He also affirmed that, "All forces are respected and appreciated, and their presence is the choice of the public and the voters," explaining that "those who agree with us will be close to the Sadrist bloc that won first place."
 
Al-Kinani pointed out that "the Middle East Forum is not the first, as such meetings are held periodically and annually because they are interested in Iraqi affairs at the federal and regional levels," noting that "these conferences convey perceptions and visions by many elites and competencies that benefit the political forces through conveying  multi- opinions”.