Economic adviser Ebadi: Talk about the bankruptcy of the state baseless speculation (Mohammed Saleh 8/18/15)

Economic adviser Ebadi: Talk about the bankruptcy of the state baseless speculation





August 18, 2015 19:14



Counting economic advisor to the prime minister, Haydar al-Abadi, said Tuesday that some talk about the possibility of the bankruptcy of the state "dark speculation baseless", and as he emphasized that the government is trying as much as possible to provide the financial sustainability of their priorities, such as defense and the salaries of employees and retirees, he saw that this is done through revitalization of the market to rely on themselves, not on oil.

He said the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, in an interview, said that "some talk about the possibility of the bankruptcy of the state and its inability to pay the employees' salaries after four months, just dark speculation baseless," noting that "the government is working according to the possibilities available to them and are trying as much as possible to provide financial sustainability to their own priorities. "

Saleh added, that the "top of those priorities, the defense of Iraq, followed by salaries of employees providing they are the largest social segment, of which four million and 500 thousand employees, and more than three million and 500 thousand retired," returned to "pay the salaries of those employees and retirees slice touches the lives of the entire Iraqi people, so the government is keen to sustainability. "

He said economic adviser Ebadi, that "reform paper presented by the Prime Minister, is keen to apply the social justice and the realization of the right by re-evaluating pensions, and reduce the allocation of Representatives and the three presidencies," expected to "show results during the next few days."

Saleh continued, that "the provision of financial sustainability is through the provision of economic activity of the market, in turn, generates income," stressing the need to "rely on the market itself, and not on oil, and through other resources such as agriculture, some important industries."

The head of the Council of Ministers, was taken, Sunday, (the ninth of August now 2015), six reform decisions, represented the abolition of the posts of Vice President and the Prime Minister "immediately", and reduce the comprehensive and immediate in the number of protections for state officials, Dmenhm three presidencies, ministers, MPs and special grades and Directors General and conservatives and members of the provincial councils and their grades,

He also drew the removal of all senior positions from quotas partisan and sectarian, and the abolition of the special provisions for each presidencies bodies and state institutions and retirees of them, as well as guidance to open past and current files of corruption, under the supervision of a supreme committee to combat corruption is made up of specialists and working principle (Where did you get this),

He called on the judiciary to adopt a number of well-known professionals judges the full integrity of the investigation and the prosecution of corrupt, and feminine ministries and agencies to increase efficiency in government work and reduce expenses,

While the Council of Ministers called for the approval of the decisions and call the House of Representatives to ratify it to enable the Prime Minister of the reforms called for by the supreme religious authority demanded by citizens, The Council of Ministers approved unanimously this reform package, on the same day.


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Counting economic advisor to the prime minister, Haydar al-Abadi, said Tuesday that some talk about the possibility of the bankruptcy of the state "dark speculation baseless", and as he emphasized that the government is trying as much as possible to provide the financial sustainability of their priorities, such as defense and the salaries of employees and retirees, he saw that this is done through revitalization of the market to rely on themselves, not on oil.





He said the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, in an interview, said that "some talk about the possibility of the bankruptcy of the state and its inability to pay the employees' salaries after four months, just dark speculation baseless,"





Saleh added, that the "top of those priorities, the defense of Iraq, followed by salaries of employees providing they are the largest social segment, of which four million and 500 thousand employees, and more than three million and 500 thousand retired," returned to "pay the salaries of those employees and retirees slice touches the lives of the entire Iraqi people, so the government is keen to sustainability. "





social justice and the realization of the right by re-evaluating pensions, and reduce the allocation of Representatives and the three presidencies," expected to "show results during the next few days."






Saleh continued, that "the provision of financial sustainability is through the provision of economic activity of the market, in turn, generates income," stressing the need to "rely on the market itself, and not on oil, and through other resources such as agriculture, some important industries."





"immediately", and reduce the comprehensive and immediate in the number of protections for state officials, Dmenhm three presidencies, ministers, MPs and special grades and Directors General and conservatives and members of the provincial councils and their grades,





He also drew the removal of all senior positions from quotas partisan and sectarian, and the abolition of the special provisions for each presidencies bodies and state institutions and retirees of them, as well as guidance to open past and current files of corruption, under the supervision of a supreme committee to combat corruption is made up of specialists and working principle (Where did you get this),





While the Council of Ministers called for the approval of the decisions and call the House of Representatives to ratify it to enable the Prime Minister of the reforms called for by the supreme religious authority demanded by citizens, The Council of Ministers approved unanimously this reform package, on the same day.