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Council of Ministers is required ministries and government institutions to print publications inside Iraq
july 13 2015
BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / ...
The Cabinet decided, on Monday, forcing government ministries and institutions to print publications inside Iraq.
Information Office of the Prime Minister, said in a statement seen by, / Baghdadi News /, "The Council discussed during its regular, which was held today, chaired by President of the Council Haider Abadi, a number of resolutions on the agenda at hand."
The statement added that "the Council of Ministers stressed the government's orientation to reduce allocations owners of the higher grades, including three presidencies, Ministers and rank shall be fixed, agents and those with special grades."
He explained that "the Council decided to oblige the Ministries of State on printed publications and implementation in the public and private sectors presses inside Iraq, that is not subcontracting with printing presses outside Iraq."
He explained that "the Council of Ministers also approved, Report of the Special Republic of Iraq to the Convention on the Rights of persons with disabilities"
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july 13 2015
BAGHDAD / Baghdadi News / ...
The Cabinet decided, on Monday, forcing government ministries and institutions to print publications inside Iraq.
Information Office of the Prime Minister, said in a statement seen by, / Baghdadi News /, "The Council discussed during its regular, which was held today, chaired by President of the Council Haider Abadi, a number of resolutions on the agenda at hand."
The statement added that "the Council of Ministers stressed the government's orientation to reduce allocations owners of the higher grades, including three presidencies, Ministers and rank shall be fixed, agents and those with special grades."
He explained that "the Council decided to oblige the Ministries of State on printed publications and implementation in the public and private sectors presses inside Iraq, that is not subcontracting with printing presses outside Iraq."
He explained that "the Council of Ministers also approved, Report of the Special Republic of Iraq to the Convention on the Rights of persons with disabilities"
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