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The law on the monopoly of posts for many years: not a queue and they must be changed
Today 19:05
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The leader of the state of Law Coalition, Ibrahim al-sakini, on Thursday, considered the first steps of reform to be the removal of managers who have been in office for more than ten years, adding that
it is not a "Tabu" for anyone and renewal is required for work. Al-sakini said in an interview with Al-Malouma that
"the first steps of reform are being taken by Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa al-Sudani through the dismissal of dozens of figures of positions that have been held for more than ten years in office," pointing out that
"honest experience undoubtedly remains in order to ensure work on providing service to citizens. He continued,
"the goal of the change in positions is not to repeat the mistakes and violations that occurred in the previous caretaker government," pointing out that
"state institutions, departments and ministries need a revolution in changing positions at the level of their senior positions. He added that
"the position is not a" Tabu" for anyone, and renewal is required from time to time in order to work honestly and diversify experiences," noting that
"Iraq now lacks the combination of experience and youth energies that are waiting for an opportunity in state institutions.
According to political analyst Haider Arab al-Mousawi,
"the changes brought about by Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani, some positions are intended to combat corruption and bring competent personalities to manage the country and its institutions. Over25 /
The law on the monopoly of posts for many years: not a queue and they must be changed
Today 19:05
Information / private..
The leader of the state of Law Coalition, Ibrahim al-sakini, on Thursday, considered the first steps of reform to be the removal of managers who have been in office for more than ten years, adding that
it is not a "Tabu" for anyone and renewal is required for work. Al-sakini said in an interview with Al-Malouma that
"the first steps of reform are being taken by Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa al-Sudani through the dismissal of dozens of figures of positions that have been held for more than ten years in office," pointing out that
"honest experience undoubtedly remains in order to ensure work on providing service to citizens. He continued,
"the goal of the change in positions is not to repeat the mistakes and violations that occurred in the previous caretaker government," pointing out that
"state institutions, departments and ministries need a revolution in changing positions at the level of their senior positions. He added that
"the position is not a" Tabu" for anyone, and renewal is required from time to time in order to work honestly and diversify experiences," noting that
"Iraq now lacks the combination of experience and youth energies that are waiting for an opportunity in state institutions.
According to political analyst Haider Arab al-Mousawi,
"the changes brought about by Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani, some positions are intended to combat corruption and bring competent personalities to manage the country and its institutions. Over25 /
