Economist calls for a review of the five-year plan Palmtbaka
September 28, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Vice-President of economists and industrialists Iraqi Association Bassem Jamil Anton called on the government to reconsider its five-year plan for the remainder of her in the years 2016 and 2017 because of lower oil prices globally.
Said Anton's (IMN) has been the adoption rate of $ 85 per barrel during the five-year plan adopted since 2013, but economic conditions warrant reconsideration of this price with low global oil prices and the adoption of Sa $ 45 to balance in 2016, stressing that the five-year plan "does not in harmony with the 2016 budget. "
The Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation in September 2012, the allocation of $ 275 billion within from 2013 to 2017 five-year plan.
Anton explained that "the Assembly calls on the federal government to revisit the five-year plan for the remainder of her term," noting that "can not be in accordance with that plan and low prices provide services to the provinces."
The Iraqi government launched in 2010 the five-year national development plan, aimed at reducing disparities between urban and rural areas.
Anton pointed out that "the government is facing a large fiscal deficit in the budget of 2016 it is possible to be done to support Iraq through loans from the World Bank and the Islamic Bank of Kuwait and the World Bank for the purpose of the advancement of the economy."
He added that it should be "on the federal government to reconsider its five-year plan that addresses all government institutions and provincial mechanisms to be included in the new five-year plan and build a new price of her in order to fit the economic reality in the country."
And revealed the Ministry of Planning through tables and data for the year 2013, there are seven provinces experiencing a clear deterioration in services and Ieixion population below the poverty line, a Nineveh, Muthanna, Dhi Qar, Wasit and Diyala, Diwaniyah and Maysan.
From: Star Gazan, Edit: Mohammed Nasser
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September 28, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - Vice-President of economists and industrialists Iraqi Association Bassem Jamil Anton called on the government to reconsider its five-year plan for the remainder of her in the years 2016 and 2017 because of lower oil prices globally.
Said Anton's (IMN) has been the adoption rate of $ 85 per barrel during the five-year plan adopted since 2013, but economic conditions warrant reconsideration of this price with low global oil prices and the adoption of Sa $ 45 to balance in 2016, stressing that the five-year plan "does not in harmony with the 2016 budget. "
The Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation in September 2012, the allocation of $ 275 billion within from 2013 to 2017 five-year plan.
Anton explained that "the Assembly calls on the federal government to revisit the five-year plan for the remainder of her term," noting that "can not be in accordance with that plan and low prices provide services to the provinces."
The Iraqi government launched in 2010 the five-year national development plan, aimed at reducing disparities between urban and rural areas.
Anton pointed out that "the government is facing a large fiscal deficit in the budget of 2016 it is possible to be done to support Iraq through loans from the World Bank and the Islamic Bank of Kuwait and the World Bank for the purpose of the advancement of the economy."
He added that it should be "on the federal government to reconsider its five-year plan that addresses all government institutions and provincial mechanisms to be included in the new five-year plan and build a new price of her in order to fit the economic reality in the country."
And revealed the Ministry of Planning through tables and data for the year 2013, there are seven provinces experiencing a clear deterioration in services and Ieixion population below the poverty line, a Nineveh, Muthanna, Dhi Qar, Wasit and Diyala, Diwaniyah and Maysan.
From: Star Gazan, Edit: Mohammed Nasser
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