The economic steps of the government are in line with the demands of the demonstrators

25/7/2018 12:00 am

Baghdad / Farah Al-Khafaf
Two experts counted the government's steps on the economic side as "consistent" with the protesters' demands, but stressed that these plans and strategies require more time to be translated into reality.
According to financial expert Thamer al-Azzawi for "morning", "the government succeeded in overcoming the financial crisis, and the return of what was deducted from salaries during the year 2018, as well as maintain the exchange rate of dinar, despite the war on terrorism."


economic stability
"Our most important goal since we took over the responsibility of the government is to achieve security throughout the country, which in turn will achieve economic stability and provide services to citizens," Prime Minister Dr. Haider al-Abadi said at his last weekly conference.
Al-Azzawi added that "the recent years have seen the investment sector of the construction of malls and residential complexes and others, which resulted in the employment of tens of thousands of young people, and the government continues to do so," pointing out that "future plans and strategies include providing greater employment opportunities and the implementation of investment projects
New".


minimum
He also explained that "most projects meet the demands of the demonstrators, the economic sector, including the decision of the Council of Ministers to raise the minimum wage for the private sector, and the disbursement of pensions for workers like the government sector."
He pointed out that "the importance of the decision to allocate 4 billion dinars to train more than 40 thousand job seekers in Baghdad and the provinces," and expected to "find jobs for them," and commended the "decision to spend petrodollar and other allocations, which contributes to the injection of billions of dinars For the provinces, which is conducive to moving the wheel of work and the recovery of markets. "
The crisis cell in the Council of Ministers has allocated on Monday (Monday) the amount of 4 billion dinars to train more than 40 thousand job seekers and give them appropriate wages in response to the demands of the demonstrators.


Economic side
For his part, praised the expert Rahim al-Shammari steps of the Council of Ministers, especially on the economic side, although confirmed that it was delayed.
However, al-Shammari told al-Sabah: "The demands of the demonstrators are legitimate and the response is necessary, and this has been approved by the government and all parties."
"It is not fair to hold the current government economic mistakes started years ago," he said, noting that "recent decisions are a step in the right way to revive the Iraqi economy, and may yield good results if implemented correctly."


Capital
The member of the Baghdad Economic Forum Hadi Hindas warned of "the need to activate the developmental aspects in Iraq, and start work on the appropriate environment to attract local capital and international capital to invest in the service of the national economy."
He stressed that "the direction of the government and the requirements of the stage in the development of the productive and service aspects that reach the Iraqi economy to the stage of sustainable development, which was not impossible in light of the availability of all components of work and economic advancement."


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