New five-year plan sent to the Cabinet for approval and the last plan did not achieve its objectives because of the lack of security and political

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Shukri: new five-year plan sent to the Cabinet for approval and the last plan did not achieve its objectives because of the lack of security and political stability

By khabaar khaba 1 hour ago

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Brother - Baghdad

Revealed by the Ministry of Planning for sending the new five-year plan to the Cabinet for approval, saying that the lack of security and political stability has led to non-achievement of the last plan objectives.

The Minister of Planning Ali Shukri said in a statement, received the Agency for News News (et) a copy of the plan, new five-year (2013-2017) was sent to the Cabinet for approval, stressing that the five-year plan years (2010 - 2014) did not achieve its goals in reaching the limit drawn by the United Nations in providing development services to citizens, attributing the cause to the lack of security and political stability.

He pointed to the involvement of the private sector and the provinces in the preparation of the new five-year plan, announcing a chapter to the private sector and the separation of investment in the new five-year plan, stressing that there is no solution to poverty in Iraq, but the existence of private sector investment and an actor.

Iraq had launched, in May of 2010, the National Development Plan Five-Year 2010-2014, under the slogan (about Iraqi economy is diverse and sustainable), and aims to reduce disparities and barriers between urban and rural areas, and the establishment of infrastructure and securing social services and jobs, and increase output domestic product by 9.38 percent average annual growth during the period of the plan with work on diversifying the economy, which is currently dependent on oil imports.

 

Edited May 19, 2013 by yota691

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It would be more realistic  for them to have 15 year plans with only 4 objectives.   They don't agree long enough to pass laws, but when they do, the next thing is implementation.  that could last for years also.  i.e. tariffs