The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, suggested yesterday that all parties on the political scene, including his own, give up the government positions they hold to allow a solution to be found.
The Sadrist movement calls for the dissolution of parliament and the holding of early legislative elections.
The coordinating framework wants to hold these elections, but with conditions, calling for the formation of a government before holding early elections.
However, Muqtada al-Sadr considered his previous demand to dissolve parliament and hold early elections less important now, and added a new demand.
“The most important thing is not to involve all the parties and personalities that participated in the political process since the US occupation in 2003 and to this day, including the Sadrist movement,” he said in a tweet.
“I am ready, within a maximum period of 72 hours, to sign an agreement that includes this,” he added.
He pointed out that “if this is not achieved, there is no room for reform.”
But al-Sadr did not reveal the names of the personalities he intends to appoint to lead the next government.
This month, current Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi launched a “national dialogue” to try to get Iraq out of the impasse.
However, representatives of the Sadrist movement and their leader boycotted this initiative and considered that it “resulted only in some points that do not mean anything important.”
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