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Shafaq News- Baghdad<\/p>\n
The ongoing talks to select a new prime minister have led to
\n\u201cimportant understandings\u201d to resolve disputes, Amer al-Fayez, a senior figure
\nin Iraq\u2019s Coordination Framework (CF), told Shafaq News on Thursday, expecting
\na decision about this issue within hours. <\/p>\n
The negotiations among political forces have made progress toward
\nnarrowing differences, he added. <\/p>\n
According to multiple political sources cited by Shafaq
\nNews, preliminary agreements include the distribution of key ministries such as
\noil, education, higher education, defense, finance, electricity, and foreign
\naffairs, based on the size and influence of parliamentary blocs.<\/p>\n
Abdulrahman al-Jazaeri, head of the political body of the
\nTribal National Movement, affirmed to Shafaq News that alternative scenarios
\nare being considered if consensus fails. \u201cThese include a constitutional
\nappointment by the president, referring the issue to the Federal Supreme Court,
\nor forming an emergency government,\u201d he explained. <\/p>\n
The CF had initially scheduled a decisive meeting last
\nSaturday to finalize its nominee, but postponed it to Monday. The meeting ended
\nwithout agreement and was delayed again to Wednesday, before being rescheduled
\nonce more for Friday.<\/p>\n