An invitation to benefit from the Japanese experience

An invitation to benefit from the Japanese experience

 

4/26/2017 0:00

BAGHDAD / Shokran Fatlawi
said Mokhtassan in economic affairs the importance of benefiting from the Japanese experience in achieving economic advancement, and to overcome the acute crisis experienced by the country, came during the seminar which was attended by the "morning" and Nzationamrkz Strategic and International Studies at the University of Baghdad recently about "Japan 's experience after the second World war " in the presence of Japanese Ambassador to Iraq Fumioaiwaa a large number of academics and specialists.
The competent d. Khamis al - Badri said that the blending of traditional and Alhajatah value in Japan through its sincerity was a catalyst for a disaster that has occurred, adding we need to re - experience for the advancement of Iraq , similar to the experience Aliapanah.ofatt to the importance that we have a reconstruction plan promote the productive aspects , which is the focus of development and maintain the capital cycle inside Iraq and the resulting big positives on the national economy.
He said the activation of the local market movement contribute to addressing many of the problems that negatively affect the family economy and the national economy, so look carefully to the Japanese success leads to find realistic solutions to the decline in the economy of
Iraq.
In turn , the Japanese Ambassador Fumio Iwai said: "The economic recovery in Japan after the destruction is like a miracle war. So how Japan managed this? There may be many reasons, but I think that the most important Touhidaljhod to rebuild the country."
He said Iwai was not Japan 's path to recovery is never easy, where hunger was the biggest problem faced Japan due to the deterioration of the family economy, as millions of demobilized soldiers returned from the war fronts, rising food prices and doubled the Engel coefficient (Engel) - a percentage of income spent on food - to 65 percent after the war , compared to 35 percent before, and in the light of food shortages, the government did not find any way but to continue Supply system , which was in force during the war to control the distribution of daily needs.
He Iwai said the second biggest problem faced by Japan after the war was re - production in the industrial sector, so Japan adopted after the war three months in a system called "production priority" system in which allocates all available resources , whether financial Oobescrah industries of coal and steel, the Japanese government has predicted that this system have a positive impact on the growth of other sectors such as electricity and shipping.
Japan 's central bank bought bonds issued directly finance the reconstruction company established by the government to finance priority sectors Aloaly.oimkn say that the production priority system contributed to the recovery of production.
I either for Iraq , I am not sure what are the priorities that successive Iraqi governments have developed to rebuild ?, but with regard to the production of electricity, according to my knowledge, it has grown production capacity of 3,500MW in 2003 prior to 15,000 MW currently.
The same applies to oil production, it was the highest level of daily production before the war is 3.5 (three and a half) million barrels , while now up to more than 4.5 (four and a half) million barrels. That standard, the successive Iraqi governments have done a good job.
He concluded his speech by saying Iwai: do that by comparing my experience between Japan and Iraq after the war is not easy, the Japanese felt complete defeat in the war , while the Iraqis may have not felt such that after the year 2003.  
For his part , Dr. academic said. Falah al - Asadi: There is a kind of comparison between the two experiments, explaining that Japan 's obedience to the law contributed to the reconstruction, while calling on the need to rebuild the value system in Iraq.

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