(MENAFN) As the constitutional deadline for Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Adel Abdul Mahdi to establish a new government is imminent, many Iraqis wish that the political parties would give up pressures on Mahdi.
Mahdi has been in hard negotiations with the parliamentary political blocs who are setting high pressure on him to agree on their candidates for the cabinet positions.
Mohammed Ismail, a library possessor in Mutanabi Street in downtown Baghdad said, "Mahdi's efforts to form a new government are confronting the desire of the political blocs who want to keep their power and influence in Mahdi's cabinet".
Talib al-Jabiri, a previous sportsperson who works in sports media told Xinhua, "We hope that the new government would serve the Iraqi people, far from political blocs control that led to the devastation of the country's economy, lack of services, deterioration in education, wide spread of corruption and unemployment".
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