Rule of law: The framework is geared towards an “organized government,” and al-Zaydi’s continued tenure depends on addressing the crises.
Salah Boushi, a member of the State of Law Coalition, confirmed on Wednesday that the leaders of the coordination framework are moving towards forming an “organized government” that is free from political favors, noting that its success depends on turning agreements into tangible institutional performance.
Bushi told Al-Maalomah that “the next stage requires moving from the language of political consensus to institutional work that serves the citizen and preserves the prestige of the state,” indicating that “the leaders of the framework are determined to proceed with a government capable of facing the challenges, far from the policy of appeasement.”
He added, “The continuation of Prime Minister-designate Ali al-Zaidi’s government depends primarily on its ability to address the current crises facing Iraq,” noting that “government performance is the sole criterion for guaranteeing political support and stability in the coming phase.”
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