Extinguishing debts owed by the families of martyrs and securing the allocations of examiners in the

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[size=52]Extinguishing debts owed by the families of martyrs and securing the allocations of examiners in the budget[/size]

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Approval of the rehabilitation of Qayyarah warehouses and the preparation of two lines to unload corn cobs
Baghdad - Qusay Munther
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs extinguished the debts owed by the families of the martyrs after stopping the recovery of the amounts exceeded since the first of this September. The head of the Social Protection Authority in the Ministry, Ahmed Al-Moussawi, announced (stopping the procedures for recovering the exceeded amounts owed by the families of the martyrs, in accordance with what was stated in the budget law, which the Ministry began starting this September), and pointed out that (the Authority will collect the remaining amounts owed by them to take legal procedures and approvals). Officially, turn it off.[/size]
[size=45]For his part, Minister Ahmed Al-Asadi directed to redouble efforts and prepare periodic reports on the achievements of the ministry’s departments and bodies. He said in a statement yesterday that (Al-Asadi directed, during his chairmanship of a meeting of the opinion committee in the presence of undersecretaries and general directors, to redouble efforts to improve the quality of services provided to the groups concerned by the ministry and to confirm the achievements of departments and bodies in reports every 15 days), and pointed out that (the ministry has achieved a major breakthrough in all aspects and services it provides, and this has been confirmed by public opinion,” stressing “the necessity of working to combat, eliminate and reduce corruption.”[/size]
[size=45]Clear phenomena[/size]
[size=45]Pointing out that (some phenomena are still clear and everyone must bear responsibility in taking deterrent steps against this great scourge, and during the coming weeks reports will be submitted), and the statement indicated that (during the meeting, the topics listed on the reconstruction schedule were discussed, including the stalled and stalled projects, and Al-Asadi instructed “It is necessary to resolve this issue once and for all or follow up on lagging projects with the governorates,” and he continued, “The meeting reviewed the memorandums of understanding that the ministry signed in the field of occupational health and safety with the Ministry of Labor in India, and memorandums of understanding for joint cooperation in the social fields and exchange of experiences with the ministries of labor and development in the Emirates and other countries.” Gulf). While the Minister of Immigration and Displacement, Evan Faiq Jabro, renewed her readiness to end the file of displacement camps in the Kurdistan region. Yesterday's statement said that (Jabru discussed, during its hosting of the Strategic Planning and Federal Service Committee in the House of Representatives, in the presence of members of the Parliamentary Migration, Displacement and Community Reconciliation Committee, the ministerial curriculum and achievement rates regarding the implementation of the government program, as well as discussing the future plans of the Ministry with regard to the displaced and returnees), and stressed Jabro said that (the Ministry is fully prepared to close the displacement camps in the region according to a plan prepared for that, after the voluntary return of the people to their areas as stated in the government program, in coordination with the relevant authorities in the Kurdistan government). The Parliamentary Finance Committee announced that all allocations of examiners in The Ministry of Defense is insured by the budget. Yesterday's statement said: “The committee hosted the Chairman of the Federal Service Council and the Director-General of the Budget at the Ministry of Defense to discuss the issue of examiners in the presence of their representatives, and confirms that all allocations for examiners are secured in the budget.”[/size]
[size=45]Set orders[/size]
[size=45]He continued, "The committee obligated the ministry to issue orders appointing examiners until the end of this month." The Ministry's General Directorate of Personnel called on civil servants whose contracts were terminated and who were returned to service to review. Yesterday's statement clarified that (civilian employees whose contracts were terminated and who were returned to service must review the ministry's departments, for the purpose of directing them, and if they are not received, they must review the General Directorate of Personnel Affairs to take the necessary action for them). On the other hand, Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein chaired a session of the Ministerial Council for the Economy.[/size]
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