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Abadi: our budget decreased by 40%
9/19/15
The country is facing many challenges and the most important of our battle with Daash terrorist gangs that want to kill our children and destroying our country.
BAGHDAD / obelisk confirmed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, Saturday, that the challenges faced by Iraqis will lead to the exit of the victors, as pointed out that previous years have seen a "huge explosion" government spending.
Ebadi said in a speech during the conference (TEDx) Baghdad fifth to take care of the young and talented and to provide ideas, published on his website, "The youth are the hope of this nation and strive to form a Foundation sponsored, there is the potential for young people to be exploited, and development for the country's development and prosperity."
He explained that "the country is facing many challenges and the most important of our battle with terrorist gangs Daash that wants to kill our children and destroying our country," stressing the need to "cohesion in order to triumph over the enemy."
He added, "The challenges we face will lead to our exit victorious and began steps to reform the partnership between the private and public sector and private sector development, and we launched the first two initiatives by firing five trillion dinars of loans valuable areas of industry, agriculture, housing and the second launch trillion dinars small-scale projects, which will be used to young people."
The Prime Minister, said: "Previous years have seen a huge explosion of government spending depending on the oil prices remain high but are now seeing a decline in this price and we have to cut back government spending and we started this thing."
Abadi said that "the government has a strategy to revitalize other sectors and not total reliance on oil to increase the national product."
The Abadi stressed on Monday (14 September 2015), that the state ventured into spending, at a time between that the current oil imports is less than the salaries needed by the country, he noted that state spending is heading unreasonably.
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9/19/15
The country is facing many challenges and the most important of our battle with Daash terrorist gangs that want to kill our children and destroying our country.
BAGHDAD / obelisk confirmed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, Saturday, that the challenges faced by Iraqis will lead to the exit of the victors, as pointed out that previous years have seen a "huge explosion" government spending.
Ebadi said in a speech during the conference (TEDx) Baghdad fifth to take care of the young and talented and to provide ideas, published on his website, "The youth are the hope of this nation and strive to form a Foundation sponsored, there is the potential for young people to be exploited, and development for the country's development and prosperity."
He explained that "the country is facing many challenges and the most important of our battle with terrorist gangs Daash that wants to kill our children and destroying our country," stressing the need to "cohesion in order to triumph over the enemy."
He added, "The challenges we face will lead to our exit victorious and began steps to reform the partnership between the private and public sector and private sector development, and we launched the first two initiatives by firing five trillion dinars of loans valuable areas of industry, agriculture, housing and the second launch trillion dinars small-scale projects, which will be used to young people."
The Prime Minister, said: "Previous years have seen a huge explosion of government spending depending on the oil prices remain high but are now seeing a decline in this price and we have to cut back government spending and we started this thing."
Abadi said that "the government has a strategy to revitalize other sectors and not total reliance on oil to increase the national product."
The Abadi stressed on Monday (14 September 2015), that the state ventured into spending, at a time between that the current oil imports is less than the salaries needed by the country, he noted that state spending is heading unreasonably.
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