BAGHDAD / The economic adviser to Prime Minister Haider al-Abbadi, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, on Saturday, a striving to maximize the state's non-oil imports, notably customs tariffs and the distribution of energy and customs, pointing to the seriousness of low revenues for electricity on public finances. "The country has two important sources to maximize non-oil revenues is the distribution of electric power and the imposition of customs tariffs." He added that "Iraq's electricity revenues are few, and this is a threat to public finances, because electricity takes many grants from the budget, Stressing "and atmosphere Seeking to increase the burden on the state by increasing the revenues of energy. "The economic adviser," The increase in revenue requires planning to maintain the old tariff of the poor class and be upward for the consuming classes, the large, as well as improving the performance of collection for distribution through partnership with the private sector for processing "Electricity companies that have started operating in some areas of Baghdad are a strategy aimed at supporting public finances in Iraq and non-oil resources," Mohammed Saleh said. "The necessity of supporting customs tariff resources and their applications should be properly supported, FH revenues , "adding" there is a waste of funds in the customs and poor previous administration where, so the current trend is towards maximizing revenue and the collection of funds from tax evaders. "