Abdul Mahdi: The pursuit of terrorists continues and the atmosphere is ready for investment and thos

[rtl]Baghdad / Al-Ghad Press:[/rtl]



[rtl]The commander of the armed forces, Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, said on Friday evening that the pursuit of terrorists continues until they are eliminated, pointing out that the security environment is ready to invest and attract more foreign companies, while describing those who circulate corrupt to everyone as corrupt.[/rtl]





[rtl]The Information Office of the Prime Minister in a news briefing received by "tomorrow Press", the most prominent of what was stated in a dialogue session conducted by Abdul-Mahdi with Iraqi and foreign media.[/rtl]



[rtl]"I congratulate the Iraqi people and the Islamic nation on the occasion of Eid al-Adha. I also congratulate the pilgrims performing Hajj in Mecca," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]"We have started implementing the Popular Mobilization Order, and most of the Popular Mobilization sees it as a positive step and it does justice to the sacrifices made by the Popular Mobilization and framed it within the framework of the armed forces. There is no pressure on this matter," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]"We have a firm and clear policy that is implemented consistently, and there are deliberate steps we are taking," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]Regarding the raiding of the gambling halls in Baghdad, which was announced by the PMU in conjunction with the security forces, Abdul Mahdi said, "National Security raided the gambling halls, and those who are able to carry out such missions are supported by it. Joint operations. "[/rtl]



[rtl]"The government's campaign against unauthorized gambling halls and liquor stores is part of the fight against corruption because the most important purpose of opening these lounges and shops was to launder money as well as drugs," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]As for the fight against terrorism, he stressed that "we have important assessments regarding operations against terrorism and we have ongoing operations to pursue it."[/rtl]



[rtl]He pointed out that "there are about 70 thousand families of ISIS or IDPs, including 30,000 Iraqi women, children and men in the Hul camp in Syria, and it is our duty to return them after the security check, and work is not easy because most of them do not have identification documents, and we do this in a way He warned that we should not infect ISIS to our country. "[/rtl]



[rtl]"The situation in Syria affects Iraq a lot, and any situation in the region affects us as well," he said, adding that "the number of displaced people inside Iraq has dropped dramatically and will decrease further in the coming period because we are conducting reconstruction and rehabilitation campaigns in the areas from which they were displaced."[/rtl]



[rtl]He stressed, "We have not promised any country to reduce the death sentences against foreign convicts because they are legal and judicial provisions, and we are discussing with the States this matter and the judiciary has not allowed to exempt any of these sentences, and are committed to the implementation of Iraqi laws, and there are no measures to change them now."[/rtl]



[rtl]With regard to investment, Abdul-Mahdi said, "The atmosphere is good to work in Iraq, and we are seeing more foreign companies operating in Iraq and move freely, and we sign a lot of agreements and contracts with foreign interests, especially French, and this is proof of the return of security certainly."[/rtl]



[rtl]"We want all Iraqis to live well, and defending the rights of all our people is the basis of the former and present, and there is no defect in terms of fairness and justice in the subject of Kurdistan region salaries, and we strictly apply the budget law, which says if the region does not pay 250 thousand barrels of oil, we must He cuts this share, and we do not cut the salaries and livelihoods of the Iraqis. "[/rtl]



[rtl]And that "the problem of exporting the Kurdistan region of more than 250 thousand barrels of oil must be resolved, and the budget did not address such a situation, and we need to discuss and dialogue with the region."[/rtl]



[rtl]On the fight against corruption, the prime minister considered that "talk of corruption in it a lot of transmission of unreliable sources and presented to the people as reliable and therefore appears to be completely unreliable."[/rtl]



[rtl]"We are not hitting randomly, but according to the proper evidence and documents.[/rtl]



[rtl]"It is common and generalized that all corrupt people are corrupt in order to lose the truth.[/rtl]



[rtl]He pointed out that "the Anti-Corruption Council existed before the advent of the current government, and what we do is to activate this Council."[/rtl]



[rtl]"We have stopped a massive smuggling and fraud involving the sale of black oil," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]He stressed that "if we want to share responsibilities should not hold one person or one this matter alone, the responsibility is general and shared."[/rtl]



[rtl]"The media focused on the fires of grain crops and did not focus on the marketing of large quantities of these crops," Mahdi said. It was marketed to the state and the farmers received it directly. "[/rtl]



[rtl]"There are success stories in the country that the media did not focus on because some of its media do not want quiet stories but want exciting stories. The media should give time to the success stories and achievements in the country."[/rtl]



[rtl]"We want to strengthen the state media, and this is our duty, which is not something that is given, but needs means and atmosphere, and it must be a free media to be capable and influential," he said.[/rtl]



[rtl]He declared that "at the beginning of our work we did not go to the government media to present our programs and curricula, but we have turned to the pluralism of the media with the presence of multiple parties, including those who differ even with the government to be more transparent with our people, and there is no independent media or completely innocent."[/rtl]



[rtl]On the political issue, Abdul-Mahdi said during the dialogue session, "We did not raise within the Council of Ministers the issue of ministerial change, and satellite channels are the assumptions and scenario for this subject, and if there is a change we will make it and we will not hesitate to implement it."[/rtl]



[rtl]He explained, "We submitted names for the post of Minister of Education, but was rejected in the House of Representatives, and I call the parliamentary committee if it has the names of candidates from Mosul, let them submit three names and we will choose one of them, but they must ensure voting in the House of Representatives."[/rtl]



[rtl]"The government presented a curriculum on its achievements during the first six months, a detailed and questionable curriculum, which separates reason and logic.[/rtl]



[rtl]He pointed out that "everyone was talking about the devastation of agriculture in Iraq, but agriculture today began to rise and we succeeded in that is a major achievement."[/rtl]



[rtl]He pointed out that "the lifting of concrete barriers on the streets and cities in which a security, economic and psychological dimension, and invested concrete blocks to work (Silwat) for the wheat crop."[/rtl]



[rtl]"We have provided a large reserve of generators and we have run power plants after maintenance and repair to achieve progress and progress on the subject of electricity."[/rtl]



[rtl]He warned that "any file is complicated when it is political and easy when it is technical, and we are working to ease the political dialogue to reach participants."[/rtl]



[rtl]"There is no objection from any party to the return of all IDPs to their areas, but politically there are those who object.[/rtl]



[rtl]"The current government inherited a lot of loads that could not be accomplished even in years. The issue of mobile phones is very controversial among the state departments themselves. Border outlets, tourism, agriculture, mobile phone, air transit and other[/rtl]




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