AMMAN — Secretary-General of the Ministry
of Political and Parliamentary Affairs
Ali Khawaldeh said on Sunday that the
ministry’s political party affairs committee has given an initial approval for
the proposed “National Coalition Party”, which will be formed from the merger
of the National Congress Party “Zamzam” and the Islamic Center Party, according
to Ammon news.
اضافة اعلان
Khawaldeh said that the committee is awaiting an
official request from the Joint Coordination Office, which means that the next
stage requires the two parties to rebuild the organizational structure of the
merging party and elect the secretary-general, assistants, and branch heads.
Head of the Joint
Coordination Office Mustafa Al-Amawi said that a general conference of the two
parties will be held within two months to make the final decision to merge the
two parties into the new one.
This will be followed by a one-year transitional
phase, starting from the date of the official approval of the merger, to begin
the stage of arranging the internal financial and administrative procedures of
the new party, the organization of its branches and committees, and the
affiliation and membership mechanism.
Amawi said that there people are keen to join the party
resulting from the merger, adding that strong and effective parties that can
lead to future partisan governments are needed, as
His Majesty the King’s
message made clear.
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