Today, Saturday, the top of the parliamentary Amal coalition, Yasser Al-Husseini, considered the ongoing government the most bad, while focusing on that its accomplishments are nonexistent and don’t exist on the ground.
“The government broke its constitutional oath, as it presented its ministerial program as a Quran, and this government was the first to disbelieve in it,” Al-Husseini claimed.
He went on to say, “The corruption that is taking place in the Ministry of Transport is greater than the theft of the century,” noting that the companies that sign contracts with the Ministry of Transport to operate the railways and Iraqi ports are the same companies that sign contracts with the Ministry of Transport.
He emphasized that “there are many major failures in government work” and that “the current government is the most corrupt and its achievements are imaginary and do not exist on the ground.”
He continued, “Due to the violations and suspicions of corruption that control all aspects of the ministry, interrogating the Minister of Transport has become an urgent necessity.”
