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Initiative Reflects Reform Approach in Society: ICM
Mohamed Abdel-Alim, the spokesman of the Islamic Constitutional Movement (ICM) said that that the initiative recently offered by the movement is a translation of the current reformist orientationsin the Kuwaiti society and that they were voiced in several events, during and before the elections.
"The ICM doesn’t want to impose its views on anyone; presenting this initiative at this
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Mohamed Abdel-Alim, the spokesman of the Islamic Constitutional Movement (ICM) said that that the initiative recently offered by the movement is a translation of the current reformist orientations "The ICM doesn’t want to impose its views on anyone; presenting this initiative at this time aims at stirring a debate and dialogue around reformist issues," Alim said, pointing out that this initiative targets the Kuwaiti political arena and all political powers and MPs. Alim confirms that ICM’s initiative " isn’t the only initiative in the political arena; many issues that it tackles gain a consensus among political and national powers and movements". Regarding coordination with MPs of other movements over the initiative, Alim said that the initiative was sent to all Members of Parliament; it suggests forming a reformist bloc authorized with contacting the government and discussing all issues with it. Around the issues covered by the initiative especially that some of its items may be rejected by others, like completing applying the Islamic Sharia, he said:" We are a conservative country and MPs adopt good suggestions; hopefully there will be a consensus on Islamizing laws . Alim confirmed that the initiative is not a substitute for the national dialogue " which we support and maintain as it is an umbrella of reform". It is well known that there were voices of reform all over the country before holding the last elections and before dissolving the National Assembly; the results capped this trend and consolidated these voices;" Alim said; "we thought of creating a parliamentary mechanism for translating this trend so that this mechanism is supported by all political powers; this initiative was presented within this context, and working for reform is not restricted to parliament alone but it reaches out to the arenas outside it. This initiative is directed to the Kuwaiti society with all its political powers and members of parliament. Alim adds that: This initiative reflects a spirit in the society; it is a specific mechanism for translating reform ideas and orientations; what it contains is a rearrangement and of the issues lodged by our fellow MPs and other political powers in the Kuwaiti society . It is worth mentioning that ICM’s initiative includes several steps for a constitutional and political reform in Kuwait, the most prominent of which are: 1- A complete adherence to constitution and its explanatory memo with a seriousness and honesty of implementation. As for steps for reforming the executive instrument: Regarding the independence of the judiciary: Related Topics: Kuwaiti Elections: Cornerstone of Political Reform Other Topics: Lawmakers want ’clean’ ministers |
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