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Abadi adviser: Talk about delayed salaries took advantage of a fifth column and investors are under threat
07 May 2015 - 21:45
/ Baghdad
denied Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, Thursday, and the intention of the government to delay the employees' salaries, saying that "the fifth column" used to talk about it for "sedition", and as pointed out that there are preparations to finance prior to the end of the year, stressed that investors are exposed to the "threat" and "extortion" by the outlaw forces. Saleh said in an interview with the program "a quarter of an hour," which aired Sumerian, "The state attaches great importance to staff salaries and considers it a matter related to people's lives", pointing out that "Talk about delayed salaries were not his health, but he took advantage of politically by the fifth column in order to stir up sedition."
Saleh added that "there are internal borrowings sentence depends on the marketing of about five or six trillion to the public, and external through borrowing by the international financial market," noting that "there are preparations for funding prior to the end of the year." On the other hand, Saleh pointed out that " investors can not pass on their transactions smoothly, they are subject to threats and blackmail by many of the outlaw forces, "returned to" invest part of the National Security security. " The parliamentary finance committee denied, in (3 May 2015), the government's inability to pay employees a month after next June, while confirming that the Iraqi financial reserve exceeds 60 billion dollars, revealed the crystallization mechanism to fight money laundering. It is noteworthy that a number of media and social networking sites picked up recently, news stating that the Iraqi government's ability to pay staff salaries State services after next month in June as a result of the continuing decline in oil prices.
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07 May 2015 - 21:45
/ Baghdad
denied Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, Thursday, and the intention of the government to delay the employees' salaries, saying that "the fifth column" used to talk about it for "sedition", and as pointed out that there are preparations to finance prior to the end of the year, stressed that investors are exposed to the "threat" and "extortion" by the outlaw forces. Saleh said in an interview with the program "a quarter of an hour," which aired Sumerian, "The state attaches great importance to staff salaries and considers it a matter related to people's lives", pointing out that "Talk about delayed salaries were not his health, but he took advantage of politically by the fifth column in order to stir up sedition."
Saleh added that "there are internal borrowings sentence depends on the marketing of about five or six trillion to the public, and external through borrowing by the international financial market," noting that "there are preparations for funding prior to the end of the year." On the other hand, Saleh pointed out that " investors can not pass on their transactions smoothly, they are subject to threats and blackmail by many of the outlaw forces, "returned to" invest part of the National Security security. " The parliamentary finance committee denied, in (3 May 2015), the government's inability to pay employees a month after next June, while confirming that the Iraqi financial reserve exceeds 60 billion dollars, revealed the crystallization mechanism to fight money laundering. It is noteworthy that a number of media and social networking sites picked up recently, news stating that the Iraqi government's ability to pay staff salaries State services after next month in June as a result of the continuing decline in oil prices.
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