A group of Iraqi parliament members from the Iraqia List bloc, who are visiting Damascus, have refused internationalization of the issue of the formation of a new Iraqi government, stressing that the solution to the issue must be an Iraqi one. The new Iraqi parliament members, who are attending a training course in Damascus to promote their competence, hoped the Iraqi government to find a way out by the end of the month. Hamza al-Qartani from Iraqia List told Xinhua correspondent on Sunday his bloc stands against the internationalization of the Iraqi government issue, and the solution must be an Iraqi one. Iraqia List obtained 91 seats in the general elections held in March. According to the Iraqi constitution, it has the right to form the government. The Iraqi constitutional court, however, made an objection. Al-Qartani also confirmed that the delay in forming the new government has influenced the Iraqi national interest badly, referring to other Iraqi parties that hinder forming the new government. After a meeting with the Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr in Damascus last Monday, the leader of the Iraqi National Movement Ayad Allawi refused all shapes of outside interference in the Iraqi interior affairs, definitely the formation of the government. Al-Qartani said that the final scenario of the Iraqi government will be as the following: Allawi as a prime minister, Adel Abdulmahdi as president, Fuad al- Masoum or Mahmoud Othman as chief of the parliament, noting this scenario will be accomplished before next Ramadan (mid-August). Meanwhile, Iraqia List member Talal al-Zawbaee said that one of the under- discussing solutions currently is to repeat the election process if the political parties failed to form the government. Iraqi Parliament member Salah al-Jabbouri stressed that one of the most important problems exists in the Iraqi constitution itself due to some unclear articles. He also expressed his concerns over some neighboring countries to interfere in the formation of the Iraqi government. Iraqia List and State of Law Coalition said Sunday they might hold an exceptional meeting to discuss the authorities of the present government. Asked on Monday if he would accept Prime Minister Nuri al- Maliki for a second term, Allawi confirmed that this decision is up to Iraqis who had their say in parliamentary elections. Syria has invited Iraqi figures for a visit in a bid to step up the pace of the dialogue between the different political parties. During the last few months, many of Iraqi key figures paid a visit to Damascus, such as Ammar al-Hakim, head of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq (ISCI), Vice President Adel Abdul-Mahdi, Chairman of the Iraqi Accord Front Ayad al-Samarrai, Leader of the Iraqi National Movement Ayad Allawi and Shiite cleric Moqtada al- Sadr. 