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Office: Abadi sacked "Abaub" and appointed a woman as secretary of Baghdad
2.17.2015
Brother - Baghdad
A spokesman for the Prime Minister's Office tributary Jabouri, on Tuesday, for the dismissal of the Mayor of Baghdad agency Naim Abaub from office and the appointment of a woman instead.
Jabouri said in a press statement that "the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi sacked the Mayor of Baghdad agency Naim Abaub from office," noting that "a woman was appointed to the post instead of him."
He Jabouri, that "women who received the post of Mayor of Baghdad, holds a doctorate in civil engineering degree."
Some of the media has picked up, press reports indicate that the Services Committee in the House of Representatives announced the dismissal of the Mayor of Baghdad Naim Abaub against the backdrop of corruption charges.
The secretariat of the Baghdad confirmed on Monday (February 16, 2015), the non-arrival of any official letter on the sacking secretary proxy Naim Abaub, noting that the reports that have been circulated by some media "just a rumor", as pointed out that the dismissal of the secretary is done by the Council of Ministers and not Parliament.
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2.17.2015
Brother - Baghdad
A spokesman for the Prime Minister's Office tributary Jabouri, on Tuesday, for the dismissal of the Mayor of Baghdad agency Naim Abaub from office and the appointment of a woman instead.
Jabouri said in a press statement that "the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi sacked the Mayor of Baghdad agency Naim Abaub from office," noting that "a woman was appointed to the post instead of him."
He Jabouri, that "women who received the post of Mayor of Baghdad, holds a doctorate in civil engineering degree."
Some of the media has picked up, press reports indicate that the Services Committee in the House of Representatives announced the dismissal of the Mayor of Baghdad Naim Abaub against the backdrop of corruption charges.
The secretariat of the Baghdad confirmed on Monday (February 16, 2015), the non-arrival of any official letter on the sacking secretary proxy Naim Abaub, noting that the reports that have been circulated by some media "just a rumor", as pointed out that the dismissal of the secretary is done by the Council of Ministers and not Parliament.
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