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70 proposals to reform the financial and economic systems
Time: 12/09/2020 07:43:26 Read: 2,379 times
70 proposals to reform the financial and economic systems
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} Member of the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives, Majida Abdul Latif Al-Tamimi, presented 70 proposals aimed at reforming the financial and economic systems in the country and putting the 2021 budget on the right path.
Al-Tamimi said in a press statement that she had "submitted 70 proposals to be attached to the reform paper presented by the Finance Committee and accepted by the government with its white paper," calling for "merging all these papers to put next year's budget on the right path."
She added, "The proposals focused on issues that bring money into the state budget through quick collection," indicating that
"the proposals were divided into four time paths (urgent, short, medium, and long-term), and starting them immediately, as they are aimed at one goal.
"These proposals require the force of law, their proper implementation, and firmness away from corruption."
Al-Tamimi indicated that "next year’s budget is moaning and it is not possible to make improvised decisions that add other burdens to it,
and everyone knows that the House of Representatives voted on three borrowing laws,
the last of which was to provide salaries for the past months, in addition to the election financing law."
To boost the budget, and forget about the rentier economy that has relied on oil for 17 years, the country cannot be put on the winds because of news that could make oil prices plummet to their lowest levels.
Ali al-Rubaie
70 proposals to reform the financial and economic systems
Time: 12/09/2020 07:43:26 Read: 2,379 times
70 proposals to reform the financial and economic systems
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} Member of the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives, Majida Abdul Latif Al-Tamimi, presented 70 proposals aimed at reforming the financial and economic systems in the country and putting the 2021 budget on the right path.
Al-Tamimi said in a press statement that she had "submitted 70 proposals to be attached to the reform paper presented by the Finance Committee and accepted by the government with its white paper," calling for "merging all these papers to put next year's budget on the right path."
She added, "The proposals focused on issues that bring money into the state budget through quick collection," indicating that
"the proposals were divided into four time paths (urgent, short, medium, and long-term), and starting them immediately, as they are aimed at one goal.
"These proposals require the force of law, their proper implementation, and firmness away from corruption."
Al-Tamimi indicated that "next year’s budget is moaning and it is not possible to make improvised decisions that add other burdens to it,
and everyone knows that the House of Representatives voted on three borrowing laws,
the last of which was to provide salaries for the past months, in addition to the election financing law."
To boost the budget, and forget about the rentier economy that has relied on oil for 17 years, the country cannot be put on the winds because of news that could make oil prices plummet to their lowest levels.
Ali al-Rubaie
