Finance parliamentary: Budget 2014 will ensure the protection of oil pipelines, and develop the work of foreign companies

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{Baghdad: Euphrates News} parliamentary Finance Committee confirmed that the federal financial budget for next year will provide a degree of functional and ensure the formation of security forces to combat terrorism and protect oil pipelines and allow for the development work of foreign oil companies operating in the country.

She said committee member Rep. Magda al-Tamimi said in a statement on its front page on the social networking site Facebook {} and seen him and Euphrates News Agency {} "The 2014 budget will provide grades for various groups in state institutions."

She noted that it "will also allow the formation of two military forces to fight terrorism, and the other to protect oil pipelines," indicating that "next year's budget will be allocated as well as funds to develop the work of foreign oil companies operating in the country."

The Finance Committee of the House of Representatives had earlier revealed a new mechanism to approve the 2014 budget before the end of the current parliamentary session, and it will increase by 10% from its predecessors.

They noted at the same time to raise the amounts allocated to the ministries of security because of the country's need to further reinforcement about the escalation of the terrorist acts targeting citizens in all regions of the country.

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, for his part, had said the next year's budget went toward cost control and prevented all purchases departments and institutions of the State of cars and Furniture & Equipment, Accessories and others. He pointed out that it also seized الايفادات, the amounts allocated to them.

The Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation, is the other announced earlier also included 132 thousand degrees and careers within the budget of the year 2014, noting that the energy and security were the most important focus of the next budget, revealing that the budget is now the Council of Ministers for approval. 


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[ltr]Finance parliamentary: 2014 budget of more than $ 174 trillion dinars third and energy security[/ltr]
[ltr]Friday, November 18 1 / Okrudolf 2013 14:36[/ltr]
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The parliamentary Finance Committee announced that the next budget year 2014 amounting to 174.6 trillion dinars, indicating that the bulk of which was devoted to the energy and security sectors.



The Committee member Magda Tamimi in front on social networking [FB], "The budget of 2014 next reach 174 trillion and 6 billion dinars," noting that "it is distributed by 22 trillion for security and defense, and 38 trillion and 9 billion dinars of energy, of which 11 trillion Electricity, 7 trillion and 9 billion dinars to trade, including 5 trillion for the ration card. "



The Al-Tamimi added that "the budget allocated trillion and 9 billion dinars for the construction sector, reconstruction, and 4 trillion to the Council of Ministers, and 99 billion dinars for the Presidency of the Republic," and "3 trillion dinars allocated for the agricultural sector and two billion industrial."



According to a member of the Finance Committee that "the budget allocated 3 trillion dinars to the new salary schedule," pointing out that "investment allocations in the budget amounted to a rate of 36 percent after it had been in the previous close of 40 percent."



The Al-Tamimi said that "grades will provide to physicians and pharmacists, teachers, judges and internal security forces, in addition to the inclusion of the customizations necessary," pointing out that he "will install all contracts ministerial and support the purchase of wheat and barley, maize and salaries of public companies, self-funded and pay off the debt, which is located on responsibility of Iraq. "ended.




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