Baghdad - INA The State of Law coalition confirmed today, Tuesday, that it rejected a request from Prime Minister-designate Mustafa Al-Kadhmi to participate in the nomination for the cabinet. The head of the State of Law Coalition Nuri al-Maliki said in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The media space is witnessing irresponsible words and incorrect news about forming the government. To clarify this, the State of Law coalition confirms that it has made with others and is still, intensive efforts to produce a coherent and representative government Real interests of Iraq and able to address crises with an efficient professional team, "indicating that" the State of Law coalition received a request from the Prime Minister-designate to participate in his government, but the coalition refused to do so. "
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