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Thursday, 20 August 2009 - Iran's Ahmadinejad to address nation on cabinet | International |
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The outcome will be another test of how secure the hardliner's grip is on power in the major oil exporter after his disputed re-election in a June poll that led to street protests and political turmoil. Iranian media reported on Thursday that Ahmadinejad had submitted his proposed list of ministers to the assembly the previous evening, meeting a midnight deadline, but there was no immediate confirmation of this from parliament. The nominated ministers included current Commerce Minister Massoud Mirkazemi as the new oil minister, a key position since crude sales account for most state revenue. He is seen as an Ahmadinejad ally but has little known oil industry experience. Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki would retain his job and three women would become ministers for health, social welfare and education respectively. It would be the first time a woman becomes minister in the conservative Islamic Republic. Parliament must approve the nominees and Ahmadinejad may get a rough ride from conservatives who dominate the assembly, as well as from moderate foes who see his government as illegitimate after the June election. The conservative Kayhan newspaper quoted a parliamentary spokesman as saying voting would start on the cabinet line-up on Aug 30. "The receipt of the president's proposed list will be officially acknowledged at parliament's open session on August 23," the spokesman, Mohsen Kouhkan, said. State media said Ahmadinejad would deliver a televised speech on Thursday evening, postponed from Wednesday, to introduce his cabinet and talk about its goals. "Ahmadinejad has made unexpected nominations and appointments including to the oil ministry in the past, favoring close aides over candidates with relevant experience," said Gala Riani of IHS Global Insight. The new oil minister faces the challenge of boosting oil and gas output under U.S. and U.N. sanctions, imposed because of a dispute over Iran's nuclear program. The West suspects Iran of seeking to build nuclear weapons. Iran says its program is only for peaceful power generation. Ahmadinejad, a hard-liner who was re-elected for a second four-year term in the disputed June 12 vote, failed to get his first three choices for oil minister appointed in 2005 because of parliamentary opposition. Some of his supporters have abandoned him after the disputed vote which led to the most serious disturbances since the 1979 Islamic revolution, even though he enjoys the backing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's highest authority. "If the proposed ministers do not have the necessary experience and knowledge ... and are not able to carry out their duty, parliament will act tough with them," conservative member of parliament Parviz Sarvari told ISNA news agency.  Continued... 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