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Al-Hakim called for activating the principle of centralization and grant the provinces greater powers
5/28/2015
Tomorrow press Baghdad invited the Chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, Ammar al-Hakim to operationalize the principle of centralization and grant the provinces greater powers. Al-Hakim said in a statement issued by the information Office, received "tomorrow" I, "it is necessary to activate the provincial investment to overcome the financial crisis in Iraq", reaffirmed "the importance of activating the principle of centralization and the necessity of giving wide powers to the provinces."
He noted "the importance of establishing the appropriate security plans supporting the security and stability of the provinces", stressing the "get off the ground by administrators and service aspects and dimensions of provincial councils on political bickering back."
Hakim to "activate the Inland Revenue Ordinance and take a share of the public budget forums and projects planned for the provinces in proportion to the population."
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5/28/2015
Tomorrow press Baghdad invited the Chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, Ammar al-Hakim to operationalize the principle of centralization and grant the provinces greater powers. Al-Hakim said in a statement issued by the information Office, received "tomorrow" I, "it is necessary to activate the provincial investment to overcome the financial crisis in Iraq", reaffirmed "the importance of activating the principle of centralization and the necessity of giving wide powers to the provinces."
He noted "the importance of establishing the appropriate security plans supporting the security and stability of the provinces", stressing the "get off the ground by administrators and service aspects and dimensions of provincial councils on political bickering back."
Hakim to "activate the Inland Revenue Ordinance and take a share of the public budget forums and projects planned for the provinces in proportion to the population."
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