Iraqi News $ 200 billion to the national development plan for the next five years in partnership

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Said Planning Minister Ali Baban, issued four strategic sectors of the next year, in the amount of time allocated 200 billion dollars to support the national development plan for the next five years. Baban said in a statement to the "morning": that the sectors that will be a priority within the strategy next year is the "oil, electricity and agriculture and industry," noting that the ministry was close to completion of the plan and will be submitted to the Cabinet soon for approval before being sent to the House of Representatives.

The minister revealed the government planning to take action, options, and estimates in anticipation of the increase or decrease in oil prices, returned the current world price for a barrel of oil ($ 77) is positive towards implementation of the five-year plan successfully. Baban, attributed the cause of the recent objections to the election law and the distribution of seats among the provinces, not to hold population census, saying, adding: "handicap us were on the census after we were ready and very readiness to conduct such dialogue so that it shall not be construed to What we're saying now," but he noted that his ministry has taken all procedures to inventories and punctuation, and expressed hope that the census can be carried in October of 2010. The head of the Kurdistan region Massoud Barzani, the Kurds has been linked to the participation of the forthcoming legislative elections for the redistribution of parliamentary seats among the provinces, refused to rely on the ration card as the basis for the distribution of seats. In the framework of economic, too, agreed that Iraq and the United Nations on an initial framework for partnership for development President of the new services aimed at promoting social and economic growth over the next five years.

According to a statement to the UN Mission in Iraq (UNAMI) has received a "morning," a copy of it, that "national development plan in Iraq, five-year, with projects worth more than $ 200 billion in capital investments in services and economic stimulus and environmental protection for the period between 2010-2014) The statement said that "Iraqis meeting - internationalist held yesterday discussed the plan of action for the first part of the development assistance of the United Nations for the years 2011-2014 at the meeting attended by more than 120 representatives from the government and members of parliament and civil society organizations, academia, international donors and agencies of the United Nations." The statement quoted the Resident Coordinator Christine McNab of the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Iraq, saying: "The meeting of the strategic planning framework for development assistance of the United Nations consider the development needs of the President in Iraq after three decades of conflict and deprivation," specific key areas of support provided by the United Nations to Iraq, which include the "consolidation of peace and human rights and good governance, economic growth and the rights of women and children and work to protect the environment in Iraq.