Council Basra: central and southern governorates will stand next to the government if it decided to

Council Basra: central and southern governorates will stand next to the government if it decided to exchange the budget


Chairman of the provincial council behind Abdul Samad

2014/04/25 12:24 Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: The head of the Basra Governorate Council behind Abdul Samad, said Friday that the central and southern governorates will stand next to the central government if it decided to exchange the federal budget in the event of deliberate Parliament delay approval, while noting that the delay to plead means to end the year without starting the implementation of any Project for citizens.

Said Abdul Samad for "tomorrow's Press," that "the central and southern governorates, and during an earlier meeting held in the province of Diwaniyah reached a clear vision requires the support of the central government if it decided to exchange the federal budget for the current year in the event of deliberate delay approval of the House of Representatives."

He added that "the provincial government will stand by and support the position of the walk for the implementation of projects that began stop because of the budget delay."

He said Abdul Samad that "the House of Representatives failed to actually pass the budget and the age has ended and we entered the current phase of the elections means that the budget will be delayed larger," noting that "the government if it did not take a clear stance towards the subject and this means that the current year will end without starting the implementation of any project for the citizens, in addition to the suspension of projects that have not still being implemented. "

It is noteworthy that the state budget for the current year did not acknowledge until now since the government sent nearly two months ago to the House of Representatives and is awaiting inclusion on the agenda, while stalling the Presidency for inclusion due to the lack of agreement of the political blocs on them.

The Parliament and since the beginning of the current session in, the 21 of December 2010 and has so far witnessed disagreements and lack of consensus on many of the laws vital task such parties law and the law of oil and gas, the Unified Retirement Law and the proposed amendment to the election law, as well as the general amnesty law and others, underlining Observers that it is subject to political outbidding and the wishes of the leaders of parliamentary blocs.

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