The Parliamentary Commission of Economy: The Commerce Department will enter a trader government to ensure price stability

Saturday, October 10 2 / November 2012 15:36



Baghdad Wayne

Said a member of the Committee on the economy and investment parliamentary Aziz al-Mayahi, that the parliament will work with the government through the confirmation to enter the Ministry of Commerce, a government trader, pumped through a food market in quantities calculated to ensure that the level of prices.

The MP added Mayahi, according to a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it today, that "the mechanisms replacement ration card Altamonah allowance cash, will be under the supervision and follow-up of the House of Representatives, and the implementation of the decision will be in accordance with the mechanics of minutes by which the account of any changes in market price or any attempt to manipulate prices by some of the traders. "

The Iraqi MP for the white "necessity exception flour from cancellation, through the adoption of the Ministry of Commerce for distribution directly and at subsidized prices almost free, through the ports of cooperative societies, and by the same mechanisms distributed in card Altamonah".

"The parliament will work in harmony with the government's actions through the confirmation to enter the Ministry of Commerce merchant government by pumping food into the market in quantities calculated to ensure the preservation of price level, and control of the supply and demand in the market, and this is what has been discussed all the details with the Minister of Trade , with quality assurance provided to citizens. "

He Mayahi that "we are following all the plans to implement the resolution and if we saw any defect in the plans for implementation, we will demand and stress the importance of postponing the implementation of resolution until fulfillment of all the conditions necessary for its implementation properly and to ensure the interests of citizens and to achieve the best and highest degree of flexibility in the application without the slightest damage food on the citizen. "

And called on the Ministry of Commerce to "provide strategic stocks of basic food items in its stores in preparation for any exceptional things might be exposed to the country, to ensure the continued flow of food into the market size that achieves full-sufficiency of the Iraqi family."

The House of Representatives has approved today the proposal to discuss the government's decision to cancel the ration card at a meeting next Monday.

The Council of Ministers decided at its last Tuesday to replace the ration card sums of money, starting from the beginning of next March 2013.

The decision sparked reactions opposition and rejecting him between circles official and popular, calling on the government to abandon him because he touches the lives of citizens living and to the detriment of a wide range of people, especially the poor from him, amid fears of exploitation of traders and their monopoly of the materials and food commodities, leading to rising prices and goods which add another burden on citizens.

The cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has apologized in a statement issued yesterday to the Iraqi people for the vote ministers belonging to the Liberal block of the stream for the cancellation of the ration card.

Religious authority objected yesterday to the government's decision to cancel the ration card, demanding a re-consideration because of its importance in the lives of citizens.

The representative reference Abdel Mahdi al-Karbalai in a Friday sermon that was held in the courtyard Husseini cleanser that "there must be a review of the decision to cancel the ration card because the reference object to it being detrimental to a lot of the Iraqi people, especially the poor and disadvantaged classes." Ended


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