Economic Council calls for a focus on supporting the private sector in the next phase

Since 22/01/2017 14:44 pm (Baghdad time)

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It called on the Iraqi Economic Council, Sunday, to focus on supporting the private sector in the post "Daesh."

The council said in a statement received / balances News / copy of it, he was "held a panel discussion, today, under the title (the present and the future of the private sector in Iraq), in the presence of President of the Council Ibrahim al-Baghdadi (Masoudi)."

The statement added, "The seminar was held in the presence of Prime Wazzralad adviser Ahaliorias for economic and investment commission Algnapehnaib Ahmed Kanani and head of the Commission services and reconstruction in Parliament MP Nazem al-Saadi Hrias of the Committee on Agriculture, Water and marsh Parliament MP Furat al-Tamimi and the Attorney Haitham al-Jubouri, a member of the parliamentary finance committee and MP Fares Fares member of the Committee of Economy and Investment parliamentary and former MP Abdul Abbas Xiaaourias Iraqi business Council in Jordan, Majed al-Saadi and head of the Tourism Authority of agency Mahmoud al-Zubaidi, the head of the Union Contractors Alaracaanali Luxury Snava and vice president of the Federation of Iraqi contractors Thanked and vice president of the peasant associations Abbas Hassan sweet and member of the Iraqi Council of economic Council administration Said stoker and Karim Nour Yasiri Member Iraqi Council of economic Council administration and leading Rahmani member of the Iraqi Council of economic Council administration and ratified Mashat member of the Iraqi Council of economic Council administration and Hamid punitive president of the international Federation of businessmen in Iraq and Faisal Ghazi rumored member of the Iraqi economic Council and Adel Rahim al-Moussawi, a member of the Iraqi economic Council, Haidar al-Suhail, president of the Association Euphrates feed and Fawzi al-Araji, a member of the Iraqi economic Council and Ghadir Attar, a member of the Iraqi economic Council and Thamir Abdullah Dhari member of the Iraqi economic Council and Qais al-Wazzan member of the investment and the Iraqi reconstruction development Center and Khaled al-Azzawi, a member of the Iraqi economic Council and Bahaa al-Rubaie, vice president of the municipal Council of definitive Alkradhovadil Zubaidi, a member of the municipal council of Karada and Hamid Royal member of the municipal Council of Karada, Ahmed al-Rubaie, a member of the municipal council of Karada and Karim Atraqchi chairman of the Board of Directors of the company manufacturing cartoons. "

He said al-Baghdadi, according to the statement, that it "has been chosen the title of this talk seminar (the future of the private sector in Iraq) in order to take advantage of existing expertise relied upon by the legislative and executive side, in addition to that he must focus on the status of the private sector in the post-Daesh."

For his part, head of the Iraqi Business Council Majid al-Saadi said during the seminar, said that "everyone is looking forward to the post-Daesh, this meeting reminds us of the year 2003 when the world was looking forward to the stage after the fall of the regime and looking forward to the rebuilding of Iraq, where he held the first conference of donor countries."

He added that "Iraq has shifted from dictatorship to an open market system and that the private sector has been subjected to injustice for long periods and not at the present time only, because of the control of the state over the industry, agriculture, trade and the transition to an open market is not an easy process," noting that "despite It continues governments since 2003 and so far with the private sector, but still shy attempts. "

He Saadi, "there is a desire to cooperate, but this desire has not been translated into reality because of the responsibility of the state and those who have experience of 40 years does not fit with the open market experience, and that the drop in oil prices and the war on Daesh gave the government an opportunity to engage in dialogue with the private sector," persisting "With five million employees earning five billion dinars, the government suffer in this situation it from sagging."

He continued, "When we discuss the post-Daesh can be in our name and your name to call 500 personalities from around the world of money and economic thought the owners to come up with a clear idea about what is needed from the government and expatriates and honorable in the interior."

And between, that "there are 6-7 million expatriate are not represented in the Iraqi parliament have worked round the Iraqi communities around the world and there is scientific competencies have the desire to return and contribute to the rebuilding of Iraq."

And gave al-Saadi, "the book represents a financial contribution from the Iraqi Business Council in Jordan to contribute to the fulfillment of Iraq's initiative."

In turn, he pointed to the economic and investment commission parliamentary chairman Ahmed Kanani, said: "Efforts are being made to enact or amend laws in the House of Representatives based on the proposals Economic Council and a number of unions and other organizations, which serve the private sector, especially as this sector is exposed to marginalization and delayed payment of financial dues , while continuing to pay taxes and fees for the registration of companies, billing services and benefits and delay penalties on bank loans. "

In addition, he said, the Commission services and reconstruction member Nazim al-Saadi, said that "there is a close correlation between the expansion of the state and the private sector, especially in the transport sector, where there are (11) forming the Aviation Authority and the port is one of the important resources that you should invest in it."

He added, "But we are suffering the problem of the lack of a rational for these formations administration and it must interfere with the private sector in the management of the joint mission," noting, "either on the side of services, and water and electricity should be on the government to involve the private sector in the management of this important and dynamic sectors."

For his part, Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture and Water Furat al-Tamimi, and moved by his sense of the "pain because the private sector in the countries of the world builds these states while Iraqi investors their money to go abroad."

He pointed Tamimi, that "has provided considerable efforts to support the private sector, including the agricultural sector," explaining that "50% of the financial budget and operating these funds go to the market, and the goods are all imported, whether vegetable products Aouhiwanah and the agricultural sector in Iraq has been damaged as a result of cut water from neighboring countries in addition to the payment of compensation by the government (22) billion dinars for the damage to the agricultural and livestock projects. "

In turn, the parliamentary finance committee member Haitham al-Jubouri, said that "there is legislation from the House of Representatives for the Council of Ministers that the assignment of investment projects and partnership with the private sector excluded from all Iraqi laws."

He stressed Jubouri, that "the government does not act quickly to take advantage of this legislation and did not initiate any depending on this legislation investment project, and if there is legislation for the private sector in the WAP, the (75%) of the hands lifted Dz this legislation" .anthy 29 / A 43

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