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Iraq's main political bloc is selecting a new prime minister based on qualifications, not power, to avoid re-electing incumbent Sudani due to policy conflicts.
Iraq’s Shiite Coordination Framework, the largest bloc after the November 11, 2025, elections with around 187 seats, is shaping criteria to select a new prime minister focused on administration over personal power.
Despite incumbent Mohammed al-Sudani remaining on a shortlist, opposition from figures like Nouri al-Maliki and concerns over his independence have led the bloc to form committees to evaluate candidates based on qualifications.
The framework, including Iran-aligned parties, aims to prevent Sudani’s return, especially after his decisions conflicting with their interests, such as blocking formalization of Iran-backed militias.
The bloc seeks to maintain coalition control, with the prime minister serving as an administrator rather than a political leader.
El principal bloque político de Irak está seleccionando un nuevo primer ministro basado en calificaciones, no en poder, para evitar la reelección del actual Sudani debido a conflictos políticos.