Agreement over opposition leaders’ proposals
In establishing a unity government, all proposals by opposition parties have been agreeable so far, said MDP parliamentary group leader Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
09 Jan 2018, 9:00 AM
In establishing a united government, all proposals by opposition parties have been agreeable so far, said MDP parliamentary group leader Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, reports local media Mihaaru.
In a press conference held at Jumhooree Party headquarters Monday, Solih, the chair of opposition single-candidate talks for presidential elections this year, said all four parties in the opposition had proposals and that they would reach a decision soon, as there were no proposed ideas that could cause conflict among them.
“While we are having talks regarding a unity government, you will all believe we will be discussing who would oversee the governance of such a government. We will give that detail. Either way, a government is created after an election. Therefore that will not go without being discussed in a unity government,” Solih said.
The MP for Hinnavaru constituency also said the goal was to improve the government on agreed-upon terms, and not to bring a certain person to power.
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