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    About 6,000 civil organizations have registered in Iraq.. What about the effectiveness on the ground

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    Al-Sumaria News - Local Affairs

    The Department of Non-Governmental Organizations in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers revealed the registration of about 6,000 organizations, of which only 1,500 are active.


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    The director general of the department, Ashraf Al-Dahan, said during his attendance at the Iraqi House Salon session that his department does not support reducing the number of organizations, and the evidence for this is that it receives dozens of applications for registration daily, adding that it supports filtering out organizations that have no effect or actual presence.



    He pointed out the existence of organizations that worked against Iraq by issuing reports targeting the country and the political process, confirming the existence of 6,000 registered civil organizations, but only 1,500 of them are active.

    He explained that after 2010, organizations registered, but they did not have a place or website. They obtained a registration certificate and left their work since that time, and there is absolutely no communication with them.

    He noted that the current government has great confidence in the work of organizations that play important societal roles in many files, the most important of which are research centers for opinion and decision-making, pointing out that the department seeks to create an atmosphere for effective organizations to be at the forefront of the scene, and it is proceeding with these steps by implementing the provisions of the current law that Draw its mechanism of action.

    Al-Dahan pointed out that there is an idea to amend the law, which will not affect organizations that work properly by staying away from compromising the country’s security and not affecting its social customs and traditions, explaining that amending the law cannot pass without referring to the opinions of civil society organizations.

    He stated that the Prime Minister is interested in the work of organizations and clarifying the roles they play, because there is increasing trust between organizations and the government and the performance they perform is the basis for this trust.
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