Al-Halawi rules out Sudanese participating alone in the upcoming elections and warns of the consequences of holding them early on the reconstruction movement.

The head of the Al-Sadiqoon parliamentary, Habib Al-Halawi, considered today (Monday) the calls demanding early elections to be held that would stop the wheel of progress and services that the country is witnessing, while he ruled out Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani’s participation in the upcoming elections, regardless of the framework, confirmed the bloc’s support for the government’s directions and ministerial approaches.
Al-Halawi said during a televised interview that calling for early elections will stop the wheel of progress and services, indicating that there is no official request to hold early elections and that Adnan Al-Zarfi’s statements about the elections are “cast into the unseen”.
Al-Halawi confirmed that the Sudanese will not participate in the upcoming elections alone, indicating that he informed us that he is loyal and not treacherous and will not deviate from the electoral framework, while he pointed out that there is no “Catholic marriage” with the Sudanese, but we support his work, even though some ministries do not have sundry money.
Al-Halawi saw that the Sudanese government is far from the term “Bani Abbas,” especially since the Sudanese did not close its door to the Sadrists. While he noted the possibility of a rapprochement between Asa’ib and the Sadrist movement as a result of the commonalities between the two parties, he ruled out the return of the relationship between the call and the movement.
Al-Halawi considered that Al-Sadr’s recent moves are not a political preparation, as Al-Sadr’s latest statement “tickled” the public’s feelings, stressing that the events of the Green Zone will not be repeated again.
Al-Halawi pointed out that Asa’ib did not establish a deep state under the Sudanese government, and that the Iraqis are comfortable and stable under his government, noting that the demonstrators remained silent in Babylon after they saw the governor’s success.