For his part, Sadr said "the meeting was a reassuring message that the next government would take care of all the Iraqi people," and "our hands are extending to all those who want to build Iraq."
Meanwhile, Ameri's office said in a statement that al-Fath leader held a series of meetings during the day with leaders of winning political blocs to discuss the formation of the largest alliance that would form the next government.
Ameri's meeting included Nuri al-Maliki, head of State of Law Coalition, and Ammar al-Hakim, head of al-Hikma al-Watany Movement, and Ayad Allawi, head of al-Wataniyah Coalition, in addition to a telephone meeting with the Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, head of Kurdistan Democratic Party, Ameri's statement said.
The two major Kurdish parties, KDP and Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), took the lead in the Kurdish region and in the ethnically-mixed province of Kirkuk with 25 seats for the KDP and 18 for the PUK, according to IHEC figures.
On May 12, millions of Iraqis went to 8,959 polling centers across the country to vote for their parliamentary representatives in the first general election after Iraq's historic victory over the Islamic State group last December.
Some 90 political entities and 7,000 candidates were vying for 329 seats in the parliament.
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