The new reforms between Abadi denied his office and confirm the state of law (details)

Baghdad-Iraq-Presse -18 January: There were persistent reports round of intensive negotiations conducted by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi with the political blocs to persuade reform package called "broad", he intends to launch to cope with the worsening financial crisis taking place in Iraq.

At a time when al-Abadi Office denies the existence of any new package of reforms earlier this year leading the coalition of state law that the prime minister is seeking to cut ministerial cabin to only 18 by combining to each other, and independent bodies to reduce by 50% confirms.

And stresses sources close to the decision-making center in Baghdad, that the upcoming reform package includes the revision of the general managers and advisers size of ministries, as well as reducing its number of inspectors general.

And stop the launch of the upcoming reforms, the Abadi ability and success to persuade the political blocs on the new plan, but the reluctance of the political blocs, as well as security and economic situations may defer the upcoming reforms for months Kadmh.bhsp sources

The Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced beams Almadi, reforms in August as a result of the mass movement in central and southern governorates to demand anti-corruption and improve services and resulted in reforms for reducing ministerial cab from the 33 to 22 ministerial portfolio.

And demanding the Liberal bloc the political wing of the Sadrist movement Abadi reduce the number of agents and general managers, advisers and heads of independent bodies's population of about five thousand employees, and promised the Liberal current number of "significant burden on the state budget."

He denied Abadi Office, on Sunday, news that recently talked about the determination to modify Abadi affects a number of government ministries.

He said Saad al-Hadithi, a spokesman for the Information Office of the slaves, he was "aware of the existence of the paper a new government reforms.

He added, "The government does not intend to merge any ministry now, and the Cabinet has not discussed it yet, except for what he has done already in the reforms put forward during last August 2015 package."

But the member of a coalition of state law, MP Jassem Mohammed Jaafar, asserts that "the prime minister has a sizeable list of reforms will include the far areas in the Iraqi state begins Petrhik ministries and reducing agents ministries and general managers and inspectors general and independent bodies." He added Jaafar, that "there is an integrated program with Abadi aimed at all the sites and positions which has expanded without a particular organization and its considerable financial costs," pointing out that "the prime minister engaged in a round of negotiations with the political blocs to persuade new draft limbering which he will present soon." The leader of the bloc of state law that "al-Abadi talks with the political blocs about creating a level playing field to the process of reducing sites and positions on condition of influence in the shares of each block or component."

He pointed out that "each block warns of prejudice by their directors and their locations within two years, its share in government cabin." Turkmen Deputy confirms "the existence of a rapprochement between the political blocs and the Prime Minister in a lot of visions that will contribute Petrhik locations and positions."

He said that "al-Abadi was purports to put the reform package earlier this year but the internal and external security and political conditions delayed the launch for the next two months."

And the details of the upcoming reform plan, MP Jassim Mohammed, she says, "including reducing his booth cabinet to 18 ministries through the integration and Zarate electricity, oil, and agriculture with water resources, and transportation with communications, as well as the conversion of some ministries to an independent body such as the Ministry of Youth and Sports."

And it confirms that Member State law "limbering will include reducing agents ministers and general managers as well as reduce the number of advisers from 22 adviser in all ministries to ten advisers."

He said the leader of the Dawa Party, that "the reforms will reduce the number of bodies to 15 body by integrating with each other, such as the unification of all religious endowments one body and integrate the institution of political prisoners with the martyrs."

The 31 independent body shared by the political blocs according to a points system that determines the merits of each of them in state institutions in the light of the results of the legislative elections.

In the opinion Jaafar, said that "the application of limbering anticipated depends largely on the negotiations conducted by Abadi with the political blocs and the possibility of compatibility that will accelerate the issue put forward quickly."

And it asserts, that "the difficult financial crisis experienced by Iraq in seeking the Prime Minister to put this Alterhiqih reforms to reduce the large number of sites and government positions."

In the meantime, the National Coalition describes the upcoming reforms Abadi as "austerity does not differ from previous reform packages", again criticizing the government for not having a strategy to diversify the Iraqi economy instead of relying on oil.

Denies MP Maysoon al, spokesman for the National Coalition, inform the mass of reforms that purports Abadi taken, and asked, "Do we need these ministries to be Trchigaha? If we did not need it for what I found basically. "

Damluji said, that "the subject of the integration of Endowment and other bodies and ministries is a good thing but does the new process will provide limbering funds to the treasury of the Iraqi state?".

It considered, spokeswoman for Allawi's coalition "These actions are not in the core of the problem but will create many problems in the future," .anthy (1)


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