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    The parliamentary economy: The government tied Iraq with large debts during the Kuwait Conference

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    The parliamentary economy: The government tied Iraq with large debts during the Kuwait Conference Empty The parliamentary economy: The government tied Iraq with large debts during the Kuwait Conference

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    The parliamentary economy: The government tied Iraq with large debts during the Kuwait Conference

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    BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The central government and the Iraqi delegation participating in the Kuwait conference for the reconstruction of Iraq bear the responsibility of tying the country to new debts that have been exhausted for many years, the committee said on Friday.
    "The Kuwait conference was held for the reconstruction of Iraq and not to be burdened with new debts, as the money was due to be donated to Iraq, but today we are surprised that a lot of money was allocated to Iraq as loans," MP Harith al-Harthy told Al- .
    "Iraq is steeped in debt, and the Kuwait conference has increased the proportion of debt owed by Iraq, which will be burdened for years," he said.
    "Today's concerns are that the money is going to the wrong hands," he said. "There are a lot of spoilers who are trying to exploit them, especially with elections nearing to fund and support their election campaigns."
    Al-Harithi said that "the central government bears the responsibility of delivering the money to the right hands and disbursing the projects after receiving them from donors and lenders to Iraq."

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    The parliamentary economy: The government tied Iraq with large debts during the Kuwait Conference Empty The parliamentary economy: Iraq is steeped in debt and the Kuwait Conference increased its proportio

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    The parliamentary economy: Iraq is steeped in debt and the Kuwait Conference increased its proportion
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    The Central Bank of Iraq and the Iraqi delegation participating in the Kuwait conference for the reconstruction of Iraq bear the responsibility of tying the country new debts that have been exhausted for years. 

    Rep. Harith al-Harthy, a member of the committee, said during a press conference held by Baghdad Post that "the Kuwait conference was held for the reconstruction of Iraq and not to be burdened with new debts. The money was to be donated to Iraq, but today we are surprised that a lot of money was allocated to Iraq as loans "He said. 

    "Iraq is steeped in debt, and the Kuwait conference has increased the proportion of debt owed by Iraq, which will be burdened for years," he said. 

    "Today's concerns are that the money is going to the wrong hands," he said. "There are a lot of spoilers who are trying to exploit them, especially with elections near to finance and supporting their campaign."

    "The central government bears the responsibility of getting the money to the right hands and spending it on projects after receiving them from donors and lenders to Iraq," al-Harthy said.





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