Jubouri: The United Nations announced the presence of 7 million Iraqis under the poverty line is a r

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[size=52]Jubouri: The United Nations announced the presence of 7 million Iraqis under the poverty line is a resounding blow to the political system in Iraq[/size]

[size=45]The deputy of Nineveh province, Ahmed al-Jubouri, on Thursday, August 22, 2019, the United Nations announced the presence of 7 million Iraqis under the poverty line as a "slap" a resounding slap in the political system in Iraq.
[size=45]Al-Jubouri said in a statement that “the UN's announcement of the existence of nearly 7 million Iraqis under the threat of poverty is a resounding blow to the political system in Iraq. The decision they have only their own gains and deals with countries that dominated the economy of Iraq and made it a consumer country without industry and production provide millions of jobs with the support and support of personalities who used their positions in the country to enrich at the expense of the overwhelming people.[/size]
[size=45]He added that “because of the greed of the fiefdoms of the leaders and families that want the country's good for them alone, they have not accompanied the people of Iraq as one of the first five countries in the oil reserves in the world. In Iraq by flooding its markets with the products of neighboring countries, which created unemployment for most segments of the people made industrious looking for a job has nothing to do with the most important resource for Iraq and the most important reason to stop the depletion of money.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Jubouri said that "it is very striking that the governments of post-change Iraq dealt with these problems and cracked our heads with rhetoric and formal initiatives to anesthetize the people and absorb the resentment of the crushed classes, in anesthetic measures whose main objective was to buy time to provide more land and opportunities to steal the money and wealth of Iraqis, to increase. One year after the last poverty rates in the country whose poor class broke the stage of the Islamic State and its tragedy, it stopped the wheel of progress and left millions without a source of livelihood without victory being a new starting point that addresses this scourge, which provided the ground for the growth of exploited terrorism for disadvantaged youth to carry out its agenda. It remains present and threatening the security and stability of the country in the absence of real remedies. "[/size]
[size=45]A report by the United Nations, revealed on Monday 19 August 2019, that 6 million and 700 thousand Iraqis in need of protection and urgent humanitarian assistance, while noting that Iraq has recorded rates of seventh position on the world level of poverty.[/size]
[size=45]According to a report published by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, `` In 2019, 132 million people will need protection and international humanitarian assistance in 42 countries around the world, according to projections that also indicate that aid will not Only 93 million of them were in the same year. ”[/size]
[size=45]The 19th of August of each year falls on World Humanitarian Day as attention is drawn to the situation of states and people in need of humanitarian assistance around the world.[/size]
[size=45]The report also looked at the value of the expected humanitarian assistance needed by the world in 2019, and the rates of meeting it in the light of the possibilities available.[/size]
[size=45]An estimated 132 million people are in need of protection and international humanitarian assistance in 42 countries around the world, but only 93 million are expected this year.[/size]
[size=45]According to the report, Yemen ranks first with 24 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, followed by Syria with 13 million, followed by the Democratic Republic of Congo with 12.8 million, Ethiopia with 8 million, South Sudan with 7.1 million and Nigeria. Iraq, 6.7 million, Afghanistan 6.3 million, and Sudan 5.5 million.[/size]
[size=45]The same report also indicated that $ 21.9 billion will be needed this year to meet humanitarian needs in countries in need, including $ 4 billion for Yemen, $ 1.65 billion for the DRC, $ 1.50 billion for South Sudan, $ 1.08 billion for Somalia and $ 1 billion. Sudan.[/size]


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