The United Nations is discussing with Iraqi destinations absolute priority issues for business development beyond 2015

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Alsumaria News / Baghdad


Said the UN Development Program (UNDP), Monday, the meeting points of
an Iraqi official and a civilian to identify the most important needs of
the country and to inform the international community on issues of
absolute priority in the development agenda beyond 2015, as indicated
that the meeting was designed under the auspices of the United Nations
to hear "excluded from the process development ", noted that the
increased income in Iraq did not abolish the existence of" vulnerable
groups "need help.


The WFP said in a statement received "Alsumaria News" a copy of "The
Iraqis met, today, to agree on the most important needs of their country
and to inform the international community on the issues to be given
absolute priority after the year 2015, since it has not only left two
years the deadline for the announcement of the Millennium Development
Goals" .


And the program that "the United Nations has designed the consultative
process in Iraq to hear from traditionally been excluded from the
development process in the presence of a wide range of civil society,"
she said, adding that "the meeting see the recommendations of the
consultations took place in Basra, Baghdad and Erbil, dealt with the
possibility of creating jobs, political integration , access to basic
services and the management of natural resources. "


He pointed out that "the deadline for the announcement of the
Millennium Development Goals was left on the announcement only two
years," afterthought "The United Nations really reached people with
special needs, and academia, women and youth groups to add their voices
to the global dialogue on the issues that should be given priority by
the international community for after the year 2015. "


The program stressed "Despite the increase in the level of income in
Iraq, there is still a need for the presence of significant improvements
to meet the needs of vulnerable groups, including those relating to
unemployment, and gender equality, food security and environmental
sustainability."


The Resident Coordinator of the United Nations in Iraq Jacqueline
بادكوك, according to the mission statement, that "the issues of the most
vulnerable groups, and those with special needs, and issues of women
and young people are often overlooked," built that "a series of
consultations so ensure to give a voice to the voiceless."


In turn, noted the Minister of Planning Ali Shukri, according to the
statement that "the significant progress achieved in defining and
measuring what has been achieved in terms of achieving the Millennium
Development Goals in Iraq," and expressed confidence that "achieves
working with our partners in the United Nations Development Programme to
continue to strengthen Iraq's ability to follow up and monitor the
progress and identify the joints that need more effort. "


And approved the UN (September 2000) eight goals as she called the
"Millennium Development Goals" in agreement with the Member States of
the Organization, 192 countries, and at least 23 international
organizations, to achieve by the year 2015, and summarized the most
prominent targets to combat poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy and
discrimination against women.


In the year 2010 established by the Secretary-General of the United
Nations Task Force on the United Nations system to follow up on the
agenda of the United Nations Development Programme beyond 2015, and lead
the Task Force United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
(UN DESA) in conjunction with the United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP), He asked the team take command of the preparatory work on a
system-wide to put the agenda of the United Nations Development
Programme beyond 2015 with the support of all United Nations agencies
and in consultation with relevant stakeholders.





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