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Kamel al-Dulaimi: A new economic system will govern Iraq after the next elections
December 22 2017 11:51 p
Secretary-General of the National Correctional Party Kamel Karim al-Dulaimi said that a new economic system will prevail in Iraq and control its markets and transactions and exchanges after the next elections.
Al-Dulaimi said during his meeting with a number of financial and economic experts that the political game has to leave the arena for its economic counterpart as long as Iraq as a whole fertile ground for investment projects and global trade and sustainable development, not to mention the international financial commitments made in return for deferred loans The terrorist.
He added that the parties and political currents aware that the country is coming to the fundamental changes are direct contact with the lives of simple citizens, making it difficult to justify the privatization of service projects and burdens the citizen with taxes and bank loans.
"It is true that we have to get rid of the monopolistic oil economy and move to the diversity of wealth, but the new system will bear fruit after a while, but we will pay the price of crushing the lower classes for a period of time, putting them at risk of entering the cycle of poverty and contributing to the disappearance of the middle class.
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December 22 2017 11:51 p
Secretary-General of the National Correctional Party Kamel Karim al-Dulaimi said that a new economic system will prevail in Iraq and control its markets and transactions and exchanges after the next elections.
Al-Dulaimi said during his meeting with a number of financial and economic experts that the political game has to leave the arena for its economic counterpart as long as Iraq as a whole fertile ground for investment projects and global trade and sustainable development, not to mention the international financial commitments made in return for deferred loans The terrorist.
He added that the parties and political currents aware that the country is coming to the fundamental changes are direct contact with the lives of simple citizens, making it difficult to justify the privatization of service projects and burdens the citizen with taxes and bank loans.
"It is true that we have to get rid of the monopolistic oil economy and move to the diversity of wealth, but the new system will bear fruit after a while, but we will pay the price of crushing the lower classes for a period of time, putting them at risk of entering the cycle of poverty and contributing to the disappearance of the middle class.
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