Keywords: The government is keen to achieve reconciliation in liberated cities

Keywords: The government is keen to achieve reconciliation in liberated cities




28/8/2017 12:00 am

Baghdad / Al-Sabah
Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, Mahdi al-Alaq on the keenness of the Iraqi government to achieve community reconciliation in the liberated areas as an important part of the process of restoring stability to those areas after the liberation of the dansh "Dahesh."
During his meeting with the head of the mission of the former International Organization for Migration in Iraq, Thomas Faiz and Gerard Witt, have been instrumental in providing material, technical and medical assistance, as well as supporting a range of projects in areas where displaced people have been present despite the significant challenges they face. The Secretary-General discussed the role of the Organization in cooperating with community policing in Iraq to contribute to the community reconciliation experience in Mosul. For his part, Thomas Fayez thanked the organization for its continued support to the organization in the performance of its tasks. He gave an overview of his organization's tasks in assisting the displaced, and conducted a precise census of their numbers, places of residence and basic information about their general situation. Psychological rehabilitation and rehabilitation of the displaced as the Iraqi government shares the same vision regarding the general situation of the displaced. The Secretary General of the Council of Ministers chaired the 11th session of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to discuss a set of administrative, technical and electronic procedures that contribute to improving the working procedures. The meeting started by presenting a set of remarks regarding the support of the Prime Minister's initiative to launch citizens' candidacy for senior positions and ensure the requirements for their success. He also briefed the ministers on the procedures of responding to correspondence and books received from ministries. The Council witnessed a questionnaire to measure the indicators of occupational safety and health assessment in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers by the Government Coordination and Citizen Affairs Department, as well as a review of the adoption of smart training methods to improve the performance of the Protocol Service. The meeting started by presenting a set of remarks regarding the support of the Prime Minister's initiative to launch citizens' candidacy for senior positions and ensure the requirements for their success. He also briefed the ministers on the procedures of responding to correspondence and books received from ministries. The Council witnessed a questionnaire to measure the indicators of occupational safety and health assessment in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers by the Government Coordination and Citizen Affairs Department, as well as a review of the adoption of smart training methods to improve the performance of the Protocol Service. The meeting started by presenting a set of remarks regarding the support of the Prime Minister's initiative to launch citizens' candidacy for senior positions and ensure the requirements for their success. He also briefed the ministers on the procedures of responding to correspondence and books received from ministries. The Council witnessed a questionnaire to measure the indicators of occupational safety and health assessment in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers by the Government Coordination and Citizen Affairs Department, as well as a review of the adoption of smart training methods to improve the performance of the Protocol Service.

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