Najaf-Iraq Press -29 August / August: he called the cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, on Saturday, the Iraqi people to "continue to apply the reforms by the government, and as he emphasized that" no retreat from reform must start by ourselves, "thanked the demonstrators and the security forces to Anjaham demonstrations in the capital, Baghdad.
A spokesman for the Sadrist movement, Salah al-Obeidi, in a statement read on behalf of the current leader Moqtada al-Sadr during a press conference held in the Sadrist office, the center of Najaf province, that "Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr thank the demonstrators from the Iraqi people and security forces on Anjaham demonstrations, yesterday , in the capital Baghdad. "
He said al-Obeidi, quoting al-Sadr that he "does not retreat from the reform for all aspects of the state and all the spoiler, but we want reform must start with ourselves", stressing the need that "people continue to reform by the government and this authorization from the people to the government to eliminate corruption and the corrupt."
Tens of thousands of people, including followers of the Sadrist movement in a demonstration, Friday, in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, to demand reforms and continuing the fight against corruption.
He called Moqtada al-Sadr, leader of his followers, Monday, Magdy Rady to a demonstration in the capital, Baghdad, on Friday, and stressed the need to be uniform demands of the demonstrators, and recommended to refrain from insults and manifestations Intm.anthy (1) SOURCE
A spokesman for the Sadrist movement, Salah al-Obeidi, in a statement read on behalf of the current leader Moqtada al-Sadr during a press conference held in the Sadrist office, the center of Najaf province, that "Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr thank the demonstrators from the Iraqi people and security forces on Anjaham demonstrations, yesterday , in the capital Baghdad. "
He said al-Obeidi, quoting al-Sadr that he "does not retreat from the reform for all aspects of the state and all the spoiler, but we want reform must start with ourselves", stressing the need that "people continue to reform by the government and this authorization from the people to the government to eliminate corruption and the corrupt."
Tens of thousands of people, including followers of the Sadrist movement in a demonstration, Friday, in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, to demand reforms and continuing the fight against corruption.
He called Moqtada al-Sadr, leader of his followers, Monday, Magdy Rady to a demonstration in the capital, Baghdad, on Friday, and stressed the need to be uniform demands of the demonstrators, and recommended to refrain from insults and manifestations Intm.anthy (1) SOURCE