The Coordination Framework Coalition, the largest Shiite coalition in the Iraqi parliament, announced that the country's new government will be formed according to the legal timetable and after the recent elections.
Publish dateThursday 13 November 2025 - 11:47
Story Code : 336169
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Baghdad: The Coordination Framework Coalition issued a statement on Tuesday evening after the end of the general vote, emphasizing that the coalition will fully adhere to the legal timetables and achievements resulting from the election results and is trying to form a government that reflects the will of the nation and responds to people's expectations in the fields of reforms, services and stability.
The coalition, while appreciating the informed and responsible participation of citizens in the elections, considered it a sign of the Iraqi people's emphasis on institutionalizing democracy and maintaining the unity and stability of the country. The statement also commended the Independent High Election Commission for successfully holding the elections and the security forces for providing a safe environment for voters.
The Iraqi president, prime minister and parliament speaker also issued separate statements praising the successful conduct of the elections and the efforts of security forces to ensure the safety of voters.
The sixth Iraqi parliamentary elections since 2003 began on the morning of (November 11) and ended at 6:00 p.m. on the same day. Candidates competed for 329 seats in parliament.
The coalition, while appreciating the informed and responsible participation of citizens in the elections, considered it a sign of the Iraqi people's emphasis on institutionalizing democracy and maintaining the unity and stability of the country. The statement also commended the Independent High Election Commission for successfully holding the elections and the security forces for providing a safe environment for voters.
The Iraqi president, prime minister and parliament speaker also issued separate statements praising the successful conduct of the elections and the efforts of security forces to ensure the safety of voters.
The sixth Iraqi parliamentary elections since 2003 began on the morning of (November 11) and ended at 6:00 p.m. on the same day. Candidates competed for 329 seats in parliament.
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