The reforms will continue in order to walk a real state institutions and the fight against deep-rooted corruption in state institutions.

The reforms will continue in order to walk a real state institutions and the fight against deep-rooted corruption in state institutions.





8/15/15


BAGHDAD / Obelisk: A source close to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, Saturday, that the second package of reforms will be launched very soon, as he emphasized that this package will not be the last.

The source said in an interview with the local media and I followed "obelisk", "The second package of reforms that the Prime Minister wants to implement will be launched very soon," noting that "Preparations are underway for this package."

The source, who asked not to be named, said "This package will not be the last," stressing that "the reforms will continue in order to walk a real state institutions and the fight against deep-rooted corruption in state institutions."

Referred to the House of Representatives voted unanimously on Tuesday (11 August 2015), the first package of government reforms.

He revealed a government source close to the prime minister Haider al-Abadi, Sunday (19 August 2015), for the latter's intention to take a large number of reforms to eliminate "corruption" and "nepotism"


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The source said in an interview with the local media and I followed "obelisk", "The second package of reforms that the Prime Minister wants to implement will be launched very soon," noting that "Preparations are underway for this package."

Council Diyala : We will launch the second package of reforms next week




Friday, 14 August 2015 21:35


Alsumaria News / Diyala
Announced the provincial council in Diyala , on Friday, it will launch a second package of reforms next week to address the financial corruption, among administrative units that would change managers in the districts, counties and select new directors of departments in accordance with the service competence and experience.

The deputy head of Diyala Council Mohammed Jawad al-Hamdani, in an interview with Alsumaria News , "The Diyala Council will launch next week the second reform package, which will focus on developing an integrated road map for change administrative units managers in districts, counties, and re-selection of new managers circuits service in accordance with the regular mechanisms take into account the principle of competence and experience away from quotas and party. "

Hamdani added that the "war on financial and administrative corruption and to address the sagging career needs some time because it is no easy task," stressing that "the popular demonstrations that came out in some areas of Diyala were supportive of the file reform and tackle corruption and gave substantial support to the Council in its recent resolutions."

I saw Baquba and Khalis peaceful demonstrations to demand the fight against financial and administrative corruption and reform in Msart government action.

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