Mawazine News – Baghdad
The coalition began the coordination framework in Iraq by mapping the Shiite seats that will be produced by the parliamentary elections in 2025, and a study showed that the Prime Minister, Mohammed Shiaa Al-Sudani, will lead an alliance that weighed more than a third of the Shiite seats, according to three reliable sources.
One of these sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that “the study prepared by the «Coordination Framework»,” concluded that each Shiite party will get the same number of seats as it obtained in the local elections held in October 2023, and the Sudanese is supposed to get about 60 seats in the next parliament, although he did not participate in local elections.”
While the study acknowledged that “the prime minister has achieved over the past months flexible alliances with Shiite forces, a second source said that “the coordination framework did not accommodate Sudani’s ability to formulate this weight.”
According to the study, the Sudanese alliance “includes 3 conservatives who succeeded in the last elections, completely out of the cloak of the coordination framework.”
A third source explained that the Sudanese’s other allies constitute a mixture of forces that emerged from the Tishreen protest movement, rising forces (for which parliamentary representation preceded it), and parties close to Iran that achieved remarkable results in local elections.
The three sources said that “the Sudanese alone will achieve about 10 seats, and his alliance is expected to win about 60 seats, which constitutes more than a third of the Shiite seats estimated by the “frame” at about 180 seats.”
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