A close associate of Abdul Mahdi reveals details of a "reform plan" under his aides

2019-10-05 22:55:33

Shafaq News / A close to the Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, on Sunday, a "reform plan" planned by the latter after the high frequency of protests calling for reform and the elimination of rampant corruption in the institutions of the Iraqi state.

Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed newspaper quoted an official in Abdul-Mahdi's office as saying that the latter agreed to proceed with a plan supervised by a number of his assistants, most notably his director Abu Jihad Al-Hashimi and his adviser Mohammed Abdul-Hadi Al-Hakim. Corruption and re-investigation of all previous cases of corruption present or submitted to the Supreme Judicial Council.

The plan also includes the launching of a national program to combat poverty and unemployment, which includes several steps, including the allocation of residential plots and small and medium-sized soft loans, and activate the retirement age to replace those who have reached the legal age with other young people, and the adoption of the formation of a standing committee of non-political forces, including academics, experts and social figures And prominent scientific in various cities of Iraq to issue recommendations and observations to the government, as called for reference in the Friday sermon.

The official added that "this is the maximum that the prime minister can offer at the moment", he is "not responsible for the remnants of the last five governments, and should not be loaded to him by the street or political blocs," revealing that the alternative behavior of the prime minister with the continued demonstrations is to resign That is closer than ever before.




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[ltr]An official source reveals Abdul Mahdi's plan

An official source revealed the plan of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi on the demonstrations witnessed in a number of provinces, including Baghdad, while noting that Abdul-Mahdi is not responsible for the remnants of the last five governments.

The source said that "Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi agreed to proceed with a plan supervised by a number of his aides," noting that "the plan includes a wide ministerial reshuffle in the government, and the formation of a Supreme Court with wide powers specialized in corruption cases and re-investigation of all cases of corruption existing or submitted to the Council Supreme Judiciary. "


He added that the plan also includes launching a national program to combat poverty and unemployment, which includes several steps, including the allocation of residential plots and soft loans medium and small, and activation of the retirement age to replace those who reached the legal age with other young people, and the adoption of the formation of a permanent committee of non-political forces, including academics Experts and prominent social and scientific figures in various cities of Iraq to issue recommendations and observations to the government, as called for reference in the Friday sermon.


He continued, "This is the maximum that the Prime Minister can provide at the moment," pointing out that "Abdul Mahdi is not responsible for the remnants of the last five governments, and should not be loaded to him by the street or political blocs."


The capital Baghdad and southern provinces are witnessing mass demonstrations demanding better services, fighting corruption and providing job opportunities that led to the deaths and injuries of demonstrators and security forces, prompting the government to declare a curfew in a number of provinces.




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[ltr]Halbousi: Big whales must be put in jail [/ltr]




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Parliament Speaker Mohammad al-Halbousi said a cabinet reshuffle would be considered if Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi requested it.

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[ltr]"If the demands of the demonstrators are not met, I will come down with them to the street," Halbousi said in a televised interview, broadcast at an hour earlier.

 "Big whales" from corrupt people should be put in jail, he said.

 The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on Friday, the government of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, to resign and hold early elections under the supervision of the United Nations.

 The death toll from the protests in Iraq days ago to more than 100, mostly demonstrators, and wounded about 4,000 others, according to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, said Saturday.[/ltr]




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