Plasschaert praises the Sudanese government's steps before the United Nations: Its efforts are promising

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Plasschaert praises the Sudanese government's steps before the United Nations: Its efforts are promising

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The United Nations Representative in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, announced today, Tuesday, that the Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector .

During her briefing to the Security Council on developments in Iraq, and followed by Al-Ghad Press, Plasschaert said, “The government of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani has presented important steps and promising initiatives within a year of its formation. ”

 

She added, "The Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector, and Iraq is now in a position to seize opportunities ."

 

She indicated that "the Iraqi government has taken steps in the budget that allow for an increase in private sector investments," noting that "Iraq has made efforts to secure its borders with Iran, and we welcome the continued efforts to activate bilateral committees between Iraq and Turkey. "

 

Regarding Khor Abdullah, the UN envoy said, “The Iraqi government has made clear beyond doubt its commitment to the principles of international law and its respect for bilateral agreements and United Nations resolutions,” stressing that “Iraq is committed to its positive relations with its neighbors. ”

Plasschaert noted, "The Iraqi government has placed achieving water security as one of its top priorities ."

 

At the conclusion of Plasschaert's briefing, Security Council members are likely to praise "the efforts of the Iraqi government during its first year in power, and welcome the relative political stability it has maintained and the progress it has achieved in developing its government's programme, including approving the budget and setting the date for local elections," according to a previous statement. Today, Tuesday, the UN Security Council.

 

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Plasschaert praises the government's reforms in the financial and banking sectors

The first  10/11/2023

 

 

  Baghdad: Al-Sabah

 

Yesterday, Tuesday, the Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, welcomed what she described as the important steps taken by the Iraqi government in reforming the financial and banking sectors.

 

In her briefing before the UN Security Council, Plasschaert explained, “The Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector, and an electronic platform for selling foreign currencies has been launched that enhances transparency.”

 

She added, "The Iraqi government has implemented measures to follow up on the extradition of those involved in stealing Iraq's money, and has also taken steps in the budget that allow for an increase in private sector investments," indicating that the tripartite budget included paragraphs to meet urgent needs such as infrastructure development projects, and also included the highest financial allocations to provide social services such as care. health and education.”

 

She continued, "The government has developed a national strategy to combat drugs and psychotropic substances as part of its efforts to confront this danger," noting that "the climate change file constitutes a real challenge in Iraq, and the government has placed achieving water security at the top of its priorities."

 

Plasschaert welcomed "the ongoing efforts to activate bilateral committees between Iraq and Turkey related to border security," while noting that "Iraq has made clear efforts to secure the situation on the border with Iran and Turkey, and its agreement with Iran falls within the dialogue in accordance with international standards."

 

Regarding Khor Abdullah, Plasschaert revealed that the Iraqi government has made clear beyond doubt its commitment to the principles of international law and its respect for bilateral agreements and United Nations resolutions. She pointed out in her briefing that “provincial council elections represent a crucial necessity for all Iraqis and all actors at the national level.” Or regional, is called upon to play its role in maintaining stability in the period leading up to the elections, including efforts to combat false and misleading information.”

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Plasschaert: The Sudanese government has made important steps and Iraq is in a position to seize opportunities

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{International: Al-Furat News} UN representative Jeanine Plasschaert confirmed today, Tuesday, that the government of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani has made important steps and Iraq is in a position to seize opportunities.

 

During her briefing to the Security Council on developments in Iraq, Plasschaert said: “The government of Prime Minister Muhammad Shia al-Sudani has presented important steps and promising initiatives within a year of its formation, and the Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector.”

 

She added, "Iraq has become in a position that allows it to seize opportunities, and the Iraqi government has taken steps in the budget that allow for an increase in private sector investments, and Iraq has also made efforts to secure its borders with Iran."

 

Plasschaert continued, "We also welcome the continued efforts to activate bilateral committees between Iraq and Turkey," indicating that "the Iraqi government has made clear beyond doubt its commitment to the principles of international law and its respect for bilateral agreements and United Nations resolutions."

 

She stated, "Iraq is committed to its positive relations with its neighbors, and the Iraqi government has placed achieving water security as its top priority."

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Plasschaert before the Security Council: The Baghdad and Erbil agreement on employee salary loans is positive but insufficient

 

2023-10-10 10:13

 

 Shafaq News/ The representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, said on Tuesday that the Baghdad and Erbil agreement on employee salary loans is positive but insufficient.

 

In a briefing and closed consultations on Iraq that she presented to the Security Council, and followed by Shafaq News Agency, Plasschaert said, “The Sudanese government has presented important steps and promising initiatives within a year of its formation, and that it has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector.”

 

She pointed out that "the agreement between Baghdad and Erbil on loans to pay the salaries of the region's employees is insufficient," stressing "protecting employees' salaries from the effects of political differences."

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Plasschaert: Baghdad has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector

 

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The United Nations representative in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, confirmed on Tuesday that the Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sectors. 

 

During her briefing before the Security Council, Plasschaert said, "The Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector, and an electronic platform for selling foreign currencies has been launched that enhances transparency."

 

She added, "The Iraqi government has implemented procedures to follow up on the extradition of those involved in stealing Iraq's money. The government has also taken steps in the budget that allow for increased private sector investments. The tripartite budget included paragraphs to meet urgent needs such as infrastructure development projects. It also included the highest financial allocations to provide social services such as health care." And education.”

 

Plasschaert continued, "The government has developed a national strategy to combat drugs and psychotropic substances as part of its efforts to confront this danger," noting that "the climate change issue constitutes a real challenge in Iraq, and the government has placed achieving water security as its top priority."

 

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Plasschaert praises the government's reforms in the financial and banking sectors

The first  2023/10/11

 

 

  Baghdad: Al-Sabah

 

Yesterday, Tuesday, the Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jeanine Plasschaert, welcomed what she described as the important steps taken by the Iraqi government in reforming the financial and banking sectors.

 

In her briefing before the UN Security Council, Plasschaert explained, “The Iraqi government has taken important steps in reforming the financial and banking sector, and an electronic platform for selling foreign currencies has been launched that enhances transparency.”

 

She added, "The Iraqi government has implemented measures to follow up on the extradition of those involved in stealing Iraq's money, and has also taken steps in the budget that allow for an increase in private sector investments," indicating that the tripartite budget included paragraphs to meet urgent needs such as infrastructure development projects, and also included the highest financial allocations to provide social services such as care. health and education.”

 

She continued, "The government has developed a national strategy to combat drugs and psychotropic substances as part of its efforts to confront this danger," noting that "the climate change file constitutes a real challenge in Iraq, and the government has placed achieving water security at the top of its priorities."

 

Plasschaert welcomed "the ongoing efforts to activate bilateral committees between Iraq and Turkey related to border security," while noting that "Iraq has made clear efforts to secure the situation on the border with Iran and Turkey, and its agreement with Iran falls within the dialogue in accordance with international standards."

 

Regarding Khor Abdullah, Plasschaert revealed that the Iraqi government has made clear beyond doubt its commitment to the principles of international law and its respect for bilateral agreements and United Nations resolutions. She pointed out in her briefing that “provincial council elections represent a crucial necessity for all Iraqis and all actors at the national level.” Or regional, is called upon to play its role in maintaining stability in the period leading up to the elections, including efforts to combat false and misleading information.”

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Briefing by SRSG Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert at the UN Security Council meeting | 10 October 2023

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Briefing (As Delivered) by the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Iraq and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), Ms. Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, at the 9432nd meeting of the United Nations Security Council on the situation concerning Iraq, held via video-teleconference from Baghdad on Tuesday, 10 October 2023.

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Plasschaert points out the importance of the presidency of the region and pushes Baghdad and Kurdistan towards the private sector and a long-term agreement

2023-10-17 15:41

 

Shafaq News/ The envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General, Jeanine Plasschaert, said on Tuesday that there is no way for Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region but to invest in the private sector.

 

Plasschaert added during a meeting with students of Soran University, which was reported by the Kurdish “Rudaw” station, that “the public sector in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq in general has become more like a balloon that is being inflated, so there is no way but to invest in the private sector.”

 

Plasschaert explained in another file, "We worked during the last period with Iran and Iraq to implement the security agreement with the aim of stopping the bombing of these areas, and if we talk about Turkey, we hope with all our heart that we will take a similar approach in the near future."

 

Plasschaert continued, "If we compare the Iraqi Kurdistan Region to the rest of the Kurdish people in Iran, Turkey, and Syria, we see many achievements in the region, and it is true that they may not be ideal, and it is correct that we acknowledge the achievements that have been achieved here in the region."

 

Plasschaert pointed out that a large part of the statistics indicate a decline in the freedom of opinion index in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region as well. Freedom of opinion and expression is very important and must be preserved.

 

She pointed out that "there is a positive atmosphere and agreement between Erbil and Baghdad, but this agreement is temporary, and I support the existence of a long-term agreement between the two sides."

 

The United Nations envoy said, “The presidency of the Kurdistan Region is an important institution for the entire region and for relations between Erbil and Baghdad as well.”