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Shafaq News / The financial and economic advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh revealed, on Thursday, the reasons for the expected decline of the Iraqi economy by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, while noting that the best solution is the advancement of the agricultural sector.

Saleh said in an interview with Shafaq News, "The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank expect the Iraqi economy to decline in the coming years because they assume that the situation continues in Iraq, as there is an expansion in spending and a decline in non-oil revenues and that dependence on oil is increasing," indicating that "the latter" It is considered a dangerous matter, especially as the cycle of oil assets fluctuates between ups and downs. Consequently, debts are increasing and crises are increasing, which is a major problem. "

He added, "The population of Iraq is increasing annually and multiplying, therefore, without effective and strong economic reform, its meaning remains dependence on oil and dependence dangerous, especially since oil for the next ten years may be effective in the lives of countries' economies, but as a priority it appears to diminish and thus reliability is difficult."

Saleh pointed out that "Iraq has a way to solve these problems, which is to reform the economic situation in a continuous and balanced manner," noting that "reforming the economic situation must be taken into consideration unemployment in Iraq, whose solution is one of the most important priorities, given that the citizen needs work to live, not necessarily." That it should be through government employment, but through activities that guarantee people, even if it is in the private sector, and this requires enormous legislative power. "

He added, "There are other solutions, which are to properly launch development through the partnership between the state and the private sector in principle, in order to achieve sustainable development that guarantees the right of future generations, not to transfer the current burdens to the next generation, but rather to transfer to them prosperity, prosperity, infrastructure and work prospects, not the opposite and this goal is not the opposite." Required".

Saleh stressed that "the best solution is the advancement of the agricultural sector. This does not mean neglecting industry and other activities, but agriculture is the strategic alternative to oil, especially that Iraq has enormous potentials to invest its lands, as there are 23 million dunams of agricultural land, of which we use 11 dunums per season."

He added that "this requires a great strategy in the field of water and a great strategy in the field of agricultural land management," explaining that agriculture will rid you of dependence on oil as the only resource for the public budget, provide food security, provide job opportunities, and turn Iraq into an advanced agricultural country.

Saleh explained that "the developed countries at the present time have not abandoned agriculture despite the strength of the United States industrially, because the greatness of their economy also lies in agriculture, and the same is the case for New Zealand and Canada, where the latter is still considered an agricultural country, especially in the cultivation of grains despite its progress in other activities."

Salih stressed the importance of following methods that would "revive the real sector in Iraq, create job opportunities, and get rid of the chaos of dependence on importing foodstuffs from abroad by working and genuinely investing the land in a so-called" green revolution "similar to what the State of Mexico and other countries have followed in the field Reviving lands and developing agriculture. "

It is noteworthy that the International Monetary Fund had predicted last February that Iraq's hard currency reserves would drop to 40.8 billion dollars in 2022 and 33.2 billion in 2023 and that government debt would rise compared to the GDP by 89.8% in 2022.

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Today, Saturday, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, revealed the details of the first economic reform program in Iraq and the date of its launch, while indicating that there is an opportunity to make Iraq independent of oil dependency.

 

Saleh said, to the official agency: "Iraq has an opportunity that extends for ten years before entering the world and penetrating the roots of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the start of various renewable energy alternatives, so that its production costs become less than the cost of producing crude oil, the depleted wealth whose use was associated with the second industrial revolution during the Victorian era until now." ".

 
 


He added that "improving oil prices in the foreseeable future, and achieving good incomes for the country, could reduce severe shortages and revive some aspects of the economy, but Iraq He is bound by a ten-year development plan that establishes the employment of oil revenues in investments that absorb a growing manpower without losing future job opportunities, taking into account the violent impact that may result from the goal set to reach zero emissions by the year 2050, according to the sources of the International Energy Organization.

 


He explained that "this is a call for a new economic development contract during which the economy gradually separates from the dominance of oil to achieve independence from dangerous rentier fluctuations, and establishes a real diversification of the national economy. foundations to lay the foundations for a renewed economic development for Iraq.

And Saleh indicated that "OPEC's share of oil production will rise to more than half of the global total production, as oil and gas supplies will be limited to small, fewer countries, and that the annual per capita income from oil sales may fall by about 75% during the next two decades," stressing that That "every rentier dollar that exceeds the urgent social and human needs must go to productive and income-generating employment."

He emphasized that "in front of Iraq An opportunity for a decade, starting from now until the early thirties of the current twenty-first century, to shift towards productive investment in three advanced fields, the first of which is large-scale agriculture with high cash returns with the development of infrastructure projects related to the regulation of water, irrigation, and agro-industry, i.e., manufacturing agricultural inputs and products in a way wide, and the second metal and geological to provide crane investment additional financing and support for oil, particularly in phosphate, silicon, sulfur, etc., and thirdly working to change the digital infrastructure radically for all walks of life without losing the country 's backbone , a power and transport strategic. "

He noted the benefit of " the need Restructuring the national market and reorganizing its institutions, i.e. creating (the organized market) to play the role of partnership with its financial, technical and pioneering surpluses in drawing and implementing an image Iraq The economy is independent of oil dependence, especially in the main real sectors and tourism.”

He called that “the years 2022-2032 will be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing in a young nation whose half of the population is between the age of 19 years downwards, which complicates the two problems of work and sustenance at the same time, which is the bottleneck from which we must get out.”

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To get out of the mantle of oil .. Iraq reveals the details of an economic reform program and the date of its implementation

To get out of the mantle of oil .. Iraq reveals the details of an economic reform program and the date of its implementation
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Mubasher: The appearance of Muhammad Salih, the financial advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, revealed the details of the first economic reform program for Iraq and the date of its launch.

And Mazhar Muhammad Salih confirmed, in statements to the Iraqi News Agency "INA", today, Saturday, that he has an opportunity to make Iraq independent of oil dependence.

Saleh stated that Iraq has an opportunity that extends for ten years before entering the world and penetrating the roots of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the start of various renewable energy alternatives so that its production costs are less than the cost of producing crude oil.

And he indicated that the improvement in oil prices in the foreseeable future, and achieving good incomes for the country, could reduce cases of severe need and revive some aspects of the economy, but Iraq is bound by a ten-year development plan that establishes the employment of oil revenues in investments that absorb growing manpower without losing job opportunities. in the future.

He pointed out the need to take into account the violent impact that may result from the goal set to reach zero emissions by the year 2050, according to the sources of the International Energy Organization.

Saleh explained that this is a call for a new economic development contract, during which the economy gradually separates from the dominance of oil to achieve independence from dangerous rentier fluctuations, and establishes a real diversification of the national economy.

And he continued, "And so comes the selection of the year 2022, to launch the first economic reform program, in response to the post-legislative elections stage and a foundational step to lay the parameters of a renewed economic development for Iraq."

Saleh stated that OPEC's share of oil production will rise to more than half of the world's total production, as oil and gas supplies will be limited to smaller, fewer countries, and that the annual per capita income from oil sales may fall by about 75 percent during the next two decades.

He stressed, "Every revenue dollar that exceeds the urgent social and humanitarian needs must go to productive and income-generating employment."

He pointed out that his country faces the opportunity of a decade, starting from now until the early thirties of the current twenty-first century, in the transition towards productive investment in three advanced areas:

 

Extensive agriculture with high cash returns, with the development of infrastructure projects related to water regulation, irrigation, and agro-industry, i.e., manufacturing agricultural inputs and products on a large scale.

- Mineral and geological investment to provide additional financing leverage and support for oil, especially in phosphates, silicon, sulfur and others.

Working to radically change the digital infrastructure for all aspects of life without losing the country's backbone, which is electricity and strategic transportation.

Salih noted the necessity of structuring the national market and reorganizing its institutions, i.e. creating (the organized market) to play the role of partnership with its financial, technical and leadership surpluses in drawing and implementing Iraq's economic image independent of oil dependence, especially in the main real sectors and tourism.

Al-Kazemi’s advisor called for the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing in a young nation whose half of the population is between the age of 19 years down, which complicates the problems of work and support at the same time, “which is the bottleneck that should be exited ".

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 Baghdad: Haider Al-Rubaie
The Financial Adviser in the Cabinet, Dr. Mazhar Muhammad Salih, stressed the need to strive to achieve a tremendous industrial and agricultural renaissance, and to work to increase the "non-oil" GDP during the next ten years, warning that inaction in this matter may result in serious economic distortions. , especially with future global expectations that the demand for oil derivatives will be “normal and non-strategic.”
Iraq relies almost entirely on oil imports to finance its financial budgets, and to provide the required liquidity for various strategic projects, which many economists constantly warn of, who see the “rentier economy” as a danger that can cause many financing problems, especially in The price fluctuations experienced by oil prices 
globally.
 
Agricultural Reality
Saleh explained to "Al-Sabah" that "what agriculture constitutes in the (non-oil) GDP does not exceed 12 percent, and this is a major imbalance regarding workers in this sector, who make up 22 percent of the total workforce," noting that "the percentage of land cultivation does not exceed On 7-8 million dunams in each season, the proportion of arable lands estimated at 28 million dunams. 
The financial advisor pointed out that «the manufacturing industry, which alone occupies 16 percent of the Iraqi labor force, contributes only about 2 to 2.5 percent of the gross domestic product (excluding 
oil). 
 
tax revenue
With the aim of achieving future development successes, Saleh suggested “linking tax revenues to agricultural and industrial financing, to be provided as soft loans to farmers and industrialists, and the search for any other supportive financial resources, accompanied by a carefully studied and renewed government support program,” noting that “such trends require linking ownership Through production and linking financing to taxes, it must contribute to stimulating a huge industrial and agricultural renaissance at the end of the current decade or the beginning of the next.” 
 
Renaissance year
Salih stressed the importance that next year 2022 be the year of the renaissance and real operation of Iraqi agriculture and industry, and within programs with which the government infrastructure is integrated in the areas of irrigation, drainage and irrigation, as well as providing energy sources for productive uses, and building a balanced labor market supported by a modern system of insurances. 
Social.
The financial advisor believes that the contract 2022 to 2032 should be a decade of economic diversification for Iraq, agricultural, industrial and digital, during which unemployment and its serious problems should be zero before the global demand for oil derivatives becomes a normal and unusual request. 
Strategic.
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Today, Saturday, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, revealed the details of the first economic reform program in Iraq and the date of its launch, while indicating that there is an opportunity to make Iraq independent of oil dependency.

 

Saleh said, to the official agency: "Iraq has an opportunity that extends for ten years before entering the world and penetrating the roots of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the start of various renewable energy alternatives, so that its production costs become less than the cost of producing crude oil, the depleted wealth whose use was associated with the second industrial revolution during the Victorian era until now." ".

 
 


He added that "improving oil prices in the foreseeable future, and achieving good incomes for the country, could reduce severe shortages and revive some aspects of the economy, but Iraq He is bound by a ten-year development plan that establishes the employment of oil revenues in investments that absorb a growing manpower without losing future job opportunities, taking into account the violent impact that may result from the goal set to reach zero emissions by the year 2050, according to the sources of the International Energy Organization.

 


He explained that "this is a call for a new economic development contract during which the economy gradually separates from the dominance of oil to achieve independence from dangerous rentier fluctuations, and establishes a real diversification of the national economy. foundations to lay the foundations for a renewed economic development for Iraq.

And Saleh indicated that "OPEC's share of oil production will rise to more than half of the global total production, as oil and gas supplies will be limited to small, fewer countries, and that the annual per capita income from oil sales may fall by about 75% during the next two decades," stressing that That "every rentier dollar that exceeds the urgent social and human needs must go to productive and income-generating employment."

He emphasized that "in front of Iraq An opportunity for a decade, starting from now until the early thirties of the current twenty-first century, to shift towards productive investment in three advanced fields, the first of which is large-scale agriculture with high cash returns with the development of infrastructure projects related to the regulation of water, irrigation, and agro-industry, i.e., manufacturing agricultural inputs and products in a way wide, and the second metal and geological to provide crane investment additional financing and support system" rel="">support for oil, particularly in phosphate, silicon, sulfur, etc., and thirdly working to change the digital infrastructure radically for all walks of life without losing the country 's backbone , a power and transport strategic. "

He noted the benefit of " the need Restructuring the national market and reorganizing its institutions, i.e. creating (the organized market) to play the role of partnership with its financial, technical and pioneering surpluses in drawing and implementing an image Iraq The economy is independent of oil dependence, especially in the main real sectors and tourism.”

He called that “the years 2022-2032 will be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing in a young nation whose half of the population is between the age of 19 years downwards, which complicates the two problems of work and sustenance at the same time, which is the bottleneck from which we must get out.”

Year 2022_2032 😆🤣😂 I will be dead by then..

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Year 2022-2032

So we have to wait 10+ more years until 2032 for cbi to rv the iqd? I think the cbi and goi are in the state of confusion to decide the right time and the best rate to rv the iqd. That' s why they tried to create a distraction to keep the dinar investors away from buying more dinars. So should we come to this site once a week or month or year then? Again, i won't change my mind and won't sell my dinar until the ride is over period.

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To get out of the mantle of oil .. Iraq reveals the details of an economic reform program and the date of its implementation

To get out of the mantle of oil .. Iraq reveals the details of an economic reform program and the date of its implementation
oil - archival
 


Mubasher: The appearance of Muhammad Salih, the financial advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, revealed the details of the first economic reform program for Iraq and the date of its launch.

And Mazhar Muhammad Salih confirmed, in statements to the Iraqi News Agency "INA", today, Saturday, that he has an opportunity to make Iraq independent of oil dependence.

Saleh stated that Iraq has an opportunity that extends for ten years before entering the world and penetrating the roots of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the start of various renewable energy alternatives so that its production costs are less than the cost of producing crude oil.

And he indicated that the improvement in oil prices in the foreseeable future, and achieving good incomes for the country, could reduce cases of severe need and revive some aspects of the economy, but Iraq is bound by a ten-year development plan that establishes the employment of oil revenues in investments that absorb growing manpower without losing job opportunities. in the future.

He pointed out the need to take into account the violent impact that may result from the goal set to reach zero emissions by the year 2050, according to the sources of the International Energy Organization.

Saleh explained that this is a call for a new economic development contract, during which the economy gradually separates from the dominance of oil to achieve independence from dangerous rentier fluctuations, and establishes a real diversification of the national economy.

And he continued, "And so comes the selection of the year 2022, to launch the first economic reform program, in response to the post-legislative elections stage and a foundational step to lay the parameters of a renewed economic development for Iraq."

Saleh stated that OPEC's share of oil production will rise to more than half of the world's total production, as oil and gas supplies will be limited to smaller, fewer countries, and that the annual per capita income from oil sales may fall by about 75 percent during the next two decades.

He stressed, "Every revenue dollar that exceeds the urgent social and humanitarian needs must go to productive and income-generating employment."

He pointed out that his country faces the opportunity of a decade, starting from now until the early thirties of the current twenty-first century, in the transition towards productive investment in three advanced areas:

 

Extensive agriculture with high cash returns, with the development of infrastructure projects related to water regulation, irrigation, and agro-industry, i.e., manufacturing agricultural inputs and products on a large scale.

- Mineral and geological investment to provide additional financing leverage and support for oil, especially in phosphates, silicon, sulfur and others.

Working to radically change the digital infrastructure for all aspects of life without losing the country's backbone, which is electricity and strategic transportation.

Salih noted the necessity of structuring the national market and reorganizing its institutions, i.e. creating (the organized market) to play the role of partnership with its financial, technical and leadership surpluses in drawing and implementing Iraq's economic image independent of oil dependence, especially in the main real sectors and tourism.

Al-Kazemi’s advisor called for the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing in a young nation whose half of the population is between the age of 19 years down, which complicates the problems of work and support at the same time, “which is the bottleneck that should be exited ".

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 Baghdad - Mawazine News
, the financial advisor to the Prime Minister, Mazhar Muhammad Salih, revealed today, Saturday, the details of the first economic reform program in Iraq and the date of its launch, while indicating that there is an opportunity to make Iraq independent of oil dependency.
Saleh said, "Iraq has an opportunity that extends for ten years before entering the world and penetrating the roots of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the start of various renewable energy alternatives, so that its production costs become less than the cost of producing crude oil (the depleted wealth whose use was associated with the second industrial revolution during the Victorian era until now)" .
He added that "improving oil prices in the foreseeable future, and achieving good incomes for the country, could reduce severe shortages and revive some aspects of the economy, but Iraq is bound by a ten-year development plan that establishes the employment of oil revenues in investments that absorb a growing manpower without losing job opportunities." In the future, taking into account the violent impact that may result from the goal set to reach zero emissions by the year 2050, according to the sources of the International Energy Organization.
He explained that "this is a call for a new economic development contract during which the economy gradually separates from the dominance of oil to achieve independence from dangerous rentier fluctuations, and establishes a real diversification of the national economy. foundations to lay the foundations for a renewed economic development for Iraq.
And Saleh indicated that "OPEC's share of oil production will rise to more than half of the total global production, as oil and gas supplies will be limited to small, fewer countries, and that the annual per capita income from oil sales may fall by about 75% during the next two decades," stressing that That "every rentier dollar that exceeds the urgent social and human needs must go to productive and income-generating employment."
He stressed that "Iraq has a decade-long opportunity, starting from now until the beginning of the current thirties of the twenty-first century, in the transition towards productive investment in three advanced areas, the first of which is extensive agriculture with high cash returns with the development of infrastructure projects related to water regulation, irrigation and agricultural industry, that is, industrialization. The inputs of agriculture and its products on a large scale, and the second is mineral and geological investment to provide an additional financing lever and support for oil, especially in phosphates, silicon, sulfur, etc., and the third is to work to radically change the digital infrastructure for all aspects of life without losing the country’s backbone, which is electricity and strategic transport.
Saleh noted "the necessity of structuring the national market and reorganizing its institutions, that is, creating (the organized market) to play the role of partnership with its financial, technical and leadership surpluses in drawing and implementing Iraq's economic image independent of oil dependence, especially in the main real sectors and tourism."
He called for "the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing in a young nation, half of its population is between the age of 19 years downwards, which complicates the problems of work and maintenance at the same time, which is the bottleneck that should be exited from." finished 29/h

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“He called for "the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing”

 

I read another article talking about keeping the actual dinar rate fixed for a year, from December 2020 to December 2021.

 

Go RV in 2022, if we are lucky 

 

 

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29 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

“He called for "the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing”

 

I read another article talking about keeping the actual dinar rate fixed for a year, from December 2020 to December 2021.

 

Go RV in 2022, if we are lucky 

 

 

Add that to the articles , No laws will be worked on … they are only going to be working on the upcoming elections.

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I am not getting my hopes up because they are not passing any laws until after the elections in October and that will only give them two months to get things done like the HCL, census etc. They haven't done anything in decades so they damn sure are not going to do it in two months to give them enough time to change the exchange rate before 1/1/2021 like they did last year. I have been around long enough not to believe what they say but what they DONT do!! They haven't  implemented the 2021 budget and we are in the month of June. When 2022 gets here they will talk about it happening in 2023 like they do every year. They will have to be forced to RV their currency either by a revolution from the Iraqi people or the economy will go into bankruptcy because they will continue with the same economic policies!! 

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3 hours ago, Laid Back said:

“He called for "the years 2022-2032 to be the first development decade for Iraq after four decades of nothing”

 

I read another article talking about keeping the actual dinar rate fixed for a year, from December 2020 to December 2021.

 

Go RV in 2022, if we are lucky 

 

 

Something is not adding up more than usual. Kazemi said he is not running for office. If he was running why wait for 2022 to implement white papers. No one knows who will win the election. Saying the white papers won’t be implemented till 2022 is like saying the check is in the mail. Corruption knows no national patriotism. So let’s say the corrupt threatens kazemi with the threat of death if he stops the currency auction or bring the whales to justice. Probably why Jennie blasshart and kazemi had a falling out. Anyway, if kazemi knows that nothing will change as far as the white papers, economic reform, then why hold talks with foreign countries. It would be senseless. Saudi, Kuwait, Germany, France, Great Britain, etc. 

most things Having to do with Iraq do not make sense because we are not in the corruption circle. Not implementing the white papers before the election really does not make logical sense. So either it is upon us or as greedy has stated, Jan of 2022 is a long shot too.

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At a time when the government is talking about an economic reform paper that can get the country out of its current crisis, specialists stress the need to show seriousness in these moves, and work to remove political pressures to ensure positive results are achieved.

 
In an effort to contain the financial crisis, the government is talking about a new economic reform paper that could come out Iraq, From oil dependency… steps that are intended to be achieved seriously and properly managed to develop oil-related economic sectors, with the aim of advancing the economy’s reality and keeping it away from the path of crises.
 
 

Some are not optimistic about such moves, as they consider that the pressures of the various political parties that will face these plans and proposals will make them difficult to verify on the ground.
 

The citizen does not care about reform plans, for what is most concerned with are the actual steps that can provide solutions to the existing crisis that has burdened him, especially after the rise in the exchange rates of the dollar and its negative repercussions.
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Assigning Al-Saadi as Executive Director of the Higher Committee for Economic and Financial Reform

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The Ministry of Finance announced, on Wednesday, the assignment of Counselor Alaa Abdul-Hussein Al-Saadi as Executive Director of the Higher Committee for Economic and Financial Reform, indicating that this came to implement the requirements of the reform program.
And the ministry's media office said, "The Prime Minister's Office decided to assign Counselor Alaa Abdul Hussein Al-Saadi, to be the executive director of the Supreme Committee for Economic and Financial Reform."
He added, "This came in line with the importance of the economic and financial reform plan and in order to enhance its tasks in a manner that ensures the implementation and completion of its entire premises aimed at correcting the foundations of the Iraqi economy, and based on Cabinet Resolution No. (50) for the year 2021 related to the approval of the white paper for economic and financial reform, which includes the formation of (the Supreme Committee). For reform) headed by the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance as Vice-President and the membership of the ministries and relevant authorities and for the requirements of implementing the reform program, following up and providing the necessary support to the responsible authorities and setting the necessary regulatory frameworks for its implementation.Al-Saadi held several positions outside and inside Iraq, the last of which was the head of the Iraq Securities Commission. /h

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Baghdad / National News Center المركز

The Ministry of Finance announced, on Wednesday, the assignment of Counselor Alaa Abdul-Hussein Al-Saadi as Executive Director of the Higher Committee for Economic and Financial Reform, indicating that this came to implement the requirements of the reform program.

The ministry's media office said, in a statement received by the "National News Center", that "the Prime Minister's Office decided to assign Counselor Alaa Abdul-Hussein Al-Saadi, to be the executive director of the Supreme Committee for Economic and Financial Reform."
He added that "this came in line with the importance of the economic and financial reform plan and in order to enhance its tasks in a manner that ensures the implementation and completion of its entire premises aimed at correcting the foundations of the Iraqi economy, and based on Cabinet Resolution No. For Reform) headed by the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance as Vice President and the membership of the ministries and relevant authorities and for the requirements of implementing the reform program, following up and providing the necessary support to the authorities responsible for it, and setting the necessary regulatory frameworks for its implementation.

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