Iraqi-American cooperation for the reform of the economic laws of Iraq

[Carrello]

Iraqi-American cooperation for the reform of the economic laws of Iraq

04-02-2012 (Voice of Iraq)

Baghdad

The process the U.S. Agency for International Development to provide support for the Iraqi government in the reform of the laws of economics through the program "correlation."

He says Senior Advisor to the program of law reform in the project Michael Lawrence The aim of the project is to remove all unjust laws and process that reflect adversely on the economy in Iraq, and pointed to the need to abolish bad laws and provisions that have a negative impact on the enterprise sector.

And the study prepared by the U.S. Agency for International Development to review and reform economic laws will return to Iraq a number of benefits most important to improve government services and private sector involvement in providing services and infrastructure and the provision of costs government and reduce corruption as well as Iraq to get international recognition and improve the ranking globally and configuration to join the World Trade Organization.

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[OldSignalOfficer]

This sounds like the US is saying, "How can we help you RV so you are a wealthier nation.". What they aren't saying is, "Can we help you RV so we can get paid back for setting you on the strait and narrow."

[en1gma]

Feels good to be world bully doesn't it?

[HopeTas]

Frankly, no.

[Carrello]

We have to remember the the US has had a written plan for Iraq for years. The State Department wrote a 5-year plan (I forget the name at the moment) that we are in the final stages, Chapter 20 of the document, and the last chapter, which is financial infrastructre implementation, regulations and laws. Without the US guidance, Iraq would not be prepared and would be rejected by international organizations and investors. Countries must meet financial and banking criteria in order to play in the interntional sandbox. Without it, they will not be be successful, they will not be part of the system that any investor would require (Exxon might be an exception .. snark).

Don't get me wrong, I don't like the bullying aspect that we can get into, but in this case, it is for the best of Iraq. IMO.

[fnbplanet]

I think this has more to do with reducing the red tape that businesses have to go through just to open for operation.