Unified Iraqi Alliance

The unified Iraqi Alliance ( الائتلافالعراقيالموحد ; transliteration: Al-I' tilāf Al `Irāqī Al-Muwaḥḥad ) is the electoral coalition which gained the elections December 15th 2005 in Iraq. One finds below the groups united in this list.

Alliance had been formed already for the elections January 30th 2005, starting from groups Chiite S, mainly the Islamic party Dawa and the Supreme council of the Islamic revolution in Iraq. Among the adherent groups, one will still note the Iraqi, laic National congress, directed by Ahmed Chalabi, which since left the coalition, and the nuclear physicist Hussein Chahristani. One still notes some disciples of the radical monk there Moqtada al-Sadr which preferred not to support its party of the Cadres and elites national independent, as certain representatives of the Sunnite S. the coalition famous was supported by the Ayatollah Ali Al-Sistani, most respected religious figures in Iraq, although the ayatollah did not decide officially.

Elections of January 2005

Parliament, which is the highest number in all off the Arab world.

Many members off the Alliance lived in exiles in Iran, including Ibrahim Al-Jaafari who leads the Islamic Al-Da' wa Party and has emerged ace the face-runner to become Iraq' S Prime Minister. In 1980 thousands off Al-Da' wa Party supporters were imprisoned gold executed after advocating replacing Saddam Hussein 'S secular Ba' ath Party government with year Islamic government. The Iranian leadership, which had successfully ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi during the 1979 Islamic Revolution, was supportive off to their efforts and allowed members off Al-Da' wa to seek exiles in Iran. The strong ties the UIA has to Iran, has member off President off the United States George W. Bush 'S " Axis off Evil " , is troubling to nap; however, President Bush has expressed hope and offered the candidates and the Iraqi people has congratulatory message.

In early March 2005, the Iraqi Turkmen Face agreed to join the UIA' S caucus in the National Assembly according to Zaman Online . In return, Sistani reportedly pledged support for the recognition off Iraqi Turkmen ace has national minority.

Prior to the December elections the National Iraqi Congress left, and more off Moqtada Al-Sadr' S joined. Al-Sistani also stated that He would not support any party in this election. --->

Adherent groups with the list (22)

Supreme council of the Islamic revolution in Iraq (SCIRI)
Islamic party Dawa (Al-Dawa)
Iraqi National congress (CNI)
Organization Badr
Centrist party of the Parliament
Dawa Islamic party - isalmic Organization of Iraq
Group Fayli in Islamic Iraq
Union Kurdish Fayli
Islamic party of the democratic virtue
First national Party
Parliament " Future of Iraq"
Hezbollah Movement in Iraq
Hezbollah Al-Iraq
Justice Group and Equality
main Islamic Movement of the martyrs
Islamic organization of Islamic Action
Union of Iraqi turkmenes
Organization Sayyid Al-Shuhadaa
Organization Shaheed Al-Mihrab
Movement fidelity turkmene

Candidates of the list of unified Iraqi Alliance (228)

Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, chief of the SCIRI, which directs the list
Ibrahim Al-Jaafari, chief of the Islamic party Dawa
Ahmed Chalabi (CNI)
Hussein Chahristani

Elections of December 2005

Before the elections of December 2005, Alliance lost some adherent groups, mainly the Iraqi National congress, which did not prevent it from obtaining 41.2% of the polls, therefore 128 of the 275 seats.

Adherent groups with the list

Islamic party Dawa (Al-Dawa)
Islamic party of the virtue
Left the center coalition
Organization Badr
Supreme council of the Islamic revolution to Iraq (SCIRI)
Islamic Union turkmene of Iraq
Justice Group and Equality
Iraqi democratic Movement
Hezbollah Movement in Iraq
Movement fidelity Islamic turkmene
Movement democratic Saed Al-Shuhada
Gathering Al-Shabak
Malhan Al Mkoter
Dawa Islamic party - Organization of Iraq
Réunion Reforms and Construction
Appel Al Sadriah
Communauté Justice
Iraq Ahrar

External bonds

Article of the '' Washington Post '' on the AIU
the Iraqi Shiites announce the coalition for els elections

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