The government responds to the demands of the protesters and cut the way for the {mandans}

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The government responds to the demands of the protesters and cut the way for the {mandans}

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The government responds to the demands of the protesters and cut the way for the {mandans}

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23/7/2018 12:00 am

[rtl]Baghdad / morning / Shaima Rashid
correspondents morning in the provinces
resulted in the rapid and serious government to respond to the demands of the demonstrators, easing the pace of the protests, after he met with Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, delegations representing the provinces of Basra , Dhi Qar and Muthanna, issued directives to meet their legitimate demands, and while the form of the Baghdad Provincial Council A delegation to present the demands of the people of the province to the government, stressed the political, legal and media on the need to block the path of "Almndsen" who may exploit the demonstrations demanding and divert them from the path of peace.
This comes at a time confirmed by the provincial council of Karbala that he works with the federal government to meet the demands of the demonstrators, and announced the governor of Muthanna Faleh Ziadi, forming a crisis cell under his chairmanship to implement the decisions taken by the Prime Minister on the province. Projects are important and pressing

Baghdad Governor Atwan al-Atwani said in a statement received by al-Sabah: "The province of Baghdad has submitted a number of requests for important and pressing projects that would change the reality of service in the regions of the parties to the crisis cell formed during the prime minister's regular meeting" Expressed his hope that "these requests received attention by the federal government to proceed with the implementation of expediting the granting of financial allocations to them."
Al-Atwani added that "this cell is not only concerned with the provinces where the demonstrations took place but only in all the provinces of Iraq," stressing that "among the recommendations that came out of the meeting of the Prime Minister solve problems and urgently concerning the electricity, water, education, health and other sectors, .
He said Atawani "was also instructed to the Ministry of Finance to expedite the launch of financial allocations to start implementing important service projects."
In Karbala, the head of the provincial council, Nassif Jassem Al-Khattabi, told the correspondent of "Sabah" Ali Leftah that the Karbala government adopts the demands of the people of the holy city.
Al-Khattabi added that the Presidency of the Council has already sent a number of letters to the Prime Minister to finance important projects, including a children's hospital and the Karbala metal and others, as well as address the Prime Minister and the Secretariat General of the Council of Ministers demands of the demonstrators in Karbala and also important to the decisions of the provincial council in its emergency meeting on the demands of demonstrators, To provide job grades for the people of the province and to claim the amounts of the visitor dollars, amounts not spent in the budget of previous years and address the problem of electricity and the completion of all projects faltering by providing the necessary funding.
"We have already submitted a request to the prime minister to install the contract staff at the Khairat electrical station and also to approve the financing of linking the new Karbala power station at Al-Khairat station, where the completion rate is 65 percent and depends on financial allocations to complete the work and remove the bottlenecks, Career grades for the movement of owners of the Ministry of Education for 2017 and other ministries. Support the legitimate demands For his part, received the governor of Dhi Qar Yahya Naciri, on Sunday, a delegation of protesters on the side of the plane included elders and dignitaries and a number of young protesters, and received the local government 19 demands to promote the reality of service, education and health of the area, and confirmed the support of the local government to all legitimate demands that Provided by the sons of the province.

Naciri said that the demands included the completion of projects stalled since 2013 because of the financial crisis and electric projects to address the power outages and treatment of water scarcity, as well as other legitimate demands, noting that the province demanded the federal government to launch allocations of projects stalled petro-dollar allocations for the implementation of service projects.
Naciri said that the local government referred all the demands on the crisis cell, which was formed by order of the Prime Minister, indicating that most demands require the intervention of the ministries concerned quickly and provide financial allocations to them.
In the context, the director of the sewers of Dhi Qar, Mohammad Hashim, the correspondent of "Sabah" Hazem Mohammed Habib, the approval of the Prime Minister to allocate funds for two projects are diverting the streams Batha at a cost of 850 million dinars, and conversion of sewer pipes at a cost of 250 million dinars near the area of Batha, These two projects change their course on the Euphrates River in order to preserve this river and the safety of the citizens of the province.
Hashem added that the approval of the Prime Minister came after his recent visit to the province, and to submit an official request by the Directorate of sewage Dhi Qar.
In Muthanna, its governor, Faleh al-Ziyadi, announced in a press conference that the crisis cell which was formed on Sunday in the governorate consists of the directors of the departments that are related to the decisions of the prime minister. He pointed out that these departments, such as education and health, To be launched during the coming period.
"The cell will go to Baghdad to implement these decisions as soon as possible," Ziadi said.
The police chief of Muthanna province, Major General Sami Saud, announced the agreement of the police leadership with the leaders of the demonstrations in the province, to identify routes for the protest movements in the coming period in order to prevent the Almndsin.
Saud said in a press statement that the leadership agreed with the dignitaries of the city center, in addition to the activists in the demonstrations, to increase coordination and prevent the Mongols from entering the demonstrations, as well as work to prevent exposure to demonstrators on the one hand, and to prevent sabotage operations committed by some of them Other.
He added that the leadership will provide the demonstrators in the coming period points of space to start the demonstrations, with the provision of space suitable for them, and will be the end point of the demonstration to prevent the aggravation because of the interventions of some of the oppressors, in addition to allowing citizens to express their views and their demands before the local government, indicating that this agreement will facilitate Everyone should cooperate with each other, convey the demands to the concerned parties, and provide security for the mass movements taking place in the governorate. A demonstration of Maysaniyah to that, Maysanyon peaceful demonstration marched the streets of the city of Amara reinforced by the protection of the security services.

"The demands of the demonstrators include the return of Maysan factories, which have been disrupted since 2003, job opportunities for the unemployed and graduates in the province, the release of central appointments, the release of detainees from the demonstrators in the previous days, Services to maintain and limit appointments for the people of the province in the foreign oil companies operating in Missan and launch investment projects to provide employment for more than 100 thousand unemployed and provide a share of Maysan petrodollar and benefit from the share of the port of the border Shib in providing services to citizens. Corruption files On the other hand, called the former deputy, Tawfiq al-Kaabi, the Prime Minister to continue to fight corruption and hold corrupt people.

Al-Kaabi said that the demands of the demonstrators are simple and can be met through the provision of electricity and potable water, which are not difficult, warning of the possibility of exploiting the demonstrations by external parties, so the governorates are supposed to send their delegations to the Council of Ministers to consider their demands.
For his part, the legal expert, Tariq Harb, that the demonstrators must be aware that the economic problems and services are not the government responsible for them, indicating that the Prime Minister took important reforms and canceled the posts of deputies and Vice-President of the Republic and also reduced the salaries of deputies and special grades.
In an interview with al-Sabah, Harb said that the peaceful demonstration was stipulated by the constitution and the government has worked and will continue to keep its promises, adding that some requests are outside the control of the government, especially as they collide with constitutional provisions such as cancellation of provincial councils, for example.
The war confirmed the seriousness of the government in meeting some demands of the demonstrators, which will be implemented in stages according to time limits.
In turn, called political analyst, star Alkasab, the government to dismiss some officials who failed to provide services to citizens.
Al-Qassab said in an interview with Al-Sabah that the government should negotiate directly with the demonstrators, not with parties who may not be real representatives of the demonstrators. He pointed out that the government can not provide services directly because it needs time and some months and years.
While the media, Wissam Mulla, that the government's rapid response to the demands of the demonstrators is good, especially that the continuation of the demonstrations may reach the country to the undesirable consequences of what has been exploited from outside parties, calling on the government to implement the promises made to the demonstrators.
Al-Mulla explained that the demonstrations were a legitimate right approved by the Constitution, pointing out that the Prime Minister responded to the demands of the demonstrators and his treatments were quick and important, especially after he met with leaders of demonstrations and tribal leaders and social leaders in those provinces.
"All the demands can not be implemented because some of them are very difficult and they clash with constitutional obstacles, such as transforming the system from parliamentary to republican, but there are possible demands such as services.[/rtl]

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The government responds to the demands of the protesters and cut the way for the {mandans}

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