Baghdad, April 29 (IANS) Iraq's deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq stressed the necessity of parliamentary election in the country to get out of the current crisis situation, a media report said Tuesday. "If Iraqis go to vote, Iraq will change and if they don't, the country will stay as it is **w and will worsen. The future of Iraq solely depends on these elections," al-Mutlaq told Xinhua. "Our country needs politicians and political blocs who believe in the unity of Iraq and their society, those who raise the national identity and the Arab identity above all other identities, because the sectarian identities will tear up the country," al-Mutlaq said.
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Iraq election necessary to end crisis: deputy PM
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