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Saleh: The government began to implement social security strategy and the development of the market Council
November 16, 2015
Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister stressed the appearance of Mohammed Saleh on Monday, the government embarked on the implementation of the General Social Security strategy of the current 2015, in coordination with the World Bank, hopefully completed in 2017, while between the base point where is the introduction of "Market Council" through 2016 or the next, counting that the Council will remove the "Great Wall of China" that separated the government from the private sector.
Saleh said, in a press statement seen by the agency of our economy news that "the government is striving to establish a labor market in Iraq through its strategy of turning to the private sector," noting that "the problem in Iraq is that there is no definition or description of the labor market."
Saleh added, "The government is also working on the establishment of training centers and operate like those of the rest of the world, and ensuring social welfare, and the formation of the unified pension fund for workers in the public and private sectors," noting that it comes in "the framework of the social strategy of security that the government began the year apply The current 2015, in coordination with the World Bank, hopefully completed in 2017 ".
He explained adviser Abadi, that "the foundation point in the government strategy is the development of the market Council, which it is hoped that sees the light next year 2016, or the next," asserting that "Market Council is a bond between the state and the private sector, to bridge the current gap between them."
Saleh said, "The wall is like the Great Wall of China had existed between the government and the private sector," he returned to "establish a market guarantor Council to remove that wall."
He continued economic advisor to the Prime Minister, that "the nucleus of this Council is the Economic Commission and the private sector", stressing the need to "Committee for economic transformation to a market Council."
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November 16, 2015
Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister stressed the appearance of Mohammed Saleh on Monday, the government embarked on the implementation of the General Social Security strategy of the current 2015, in coordination with the World Bank, hopefully completed in 2017, while between the base point where is the introduction of "Market Council" through 2016 or the next, counting that the Council will remove the "Great Wall of China" that separated the government from the private sector.
Saleh said, in a press statement seen by the agency of our economy news that "the government is striving to establish a labor market in Iraq through its strategy of turning to the private sector," noting that "the problem in Iraq is that there is no definition or description of the labor market."
Saleh added, "The government is also working on the establishment of training centers and operate like those of the rest of the world, and ensuring social welfare, and the formation of the unified pension fund for workers in the public and private sectors," noting that it comes in "the framework of the social strategy of security that the government began the year apply The current 2015, in coordination with the World Bank, hopefully completed in 2017 ".
He explained adviser Abadi, that "the foundation point in the government strategy is the development of the market Council, which it is hoped that sees the light next year 2016, or the next," asserting that "Market Council is a bond between the state and the private sector, to bridge the current gap between them."
Saleh said, "The wall is like the Great Wall of China had existed between the government and the private sector," he returned to "establish a market guarantor Council to remove that wall."
He continued economic advisor to the Prime Minister, that "the nucleus of this Council is the Economic Commission and the private sector", stressing the need to "Committee for economic transformation to a market Council."
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