Legal representative: Iraq crisis cash rather than economic

Special / newspaper integrity / faith Qasim - The Parliamentary Legal Committee member Salim Shawki Tuesday that "the crisis through which Iraq is now in cash, not economic."

He said Shawki told (the newspaper of integrity) that "Iraq's economy is solid and can not fall apart, but cash is the problem," noting that "in case of withdrawal of cash in the banks, particularly in the central bank this process will directly affect the value of the Iraqi dinar ".

He continued, "We have taken several measures in the House of Representatives that would ease monetary crisis currently where we asked for activating the provincial amended law, which will bring us several privileges, first throwing ministries and transferred powers to the governors and secondly eliminates the bureaucracy and red tape and thus provides a faster and better service to the citizen and the third dispense on the issue of claim in the province because the powers will be transferred to the provinces. "

He Shawki "We asked for activating the tax law, which aims heads big money and that evade taxes and thus provide good cash flow from the owners of capital in the country," adding, "as demanded the elimination of the aliens and the duplication of salaries through the intersection of information between ministries and the Directorate of retirement to uncover these counterfeiters and provide large amounts of the other hand. "

He said a member of the legal representative to reconsider real estate State, which was sold in the session first and second cheaply by employees used their influence on the job and therefore, Article 127 of the Act prohibits an employee from dealing with (buying and selling) during his job where you must return them to the state and sold to the private sector good prices and will provide large amounts of sales at reducing the fiscal deficit. "

He Shawki that "Iraq could borrow from the World Bank", stressing that "this debt that got will impose financial restrictions and conditions on Iraq could increase from the current workload."

The "prime minister for economic affairs adviser to the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, has confirmed that the Iraqi economy is facing a real crisis, as a result of lower oil prices in the world, noting that oil is the basis of financial returns in the federal budget.

The "Prime Minister's Office announced last month, the formation of a ministerial committee to determine cut expenses all ministries in order to reduce the budget deficit in 2015, and that the Committee will submit its recommendations within a week to address and reduce the projected deficit" .


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