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    Post by Rocky Sun 26 Jan 2020, 1:30 am


    Economist: cutting the streets paralyzed the movement of 8 million Iraqis who live on the private sector

    17:53 - 25/01/2020



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    On Saturday, economist Bassem Jameel Antoine affirmed that cutting streets and closing markets and their accompanying events during the demonstrations paralyzed the economic movement of more than 8 million Iraqis who live on the private sector, noting that opening roads will restore the movement of the local market.
    Antoine said to the "information", "The local market, and in particular the Iraqi private sector, has received great losses for more than 3 months after cutting vital roads in Baghdad and the provinces and closing several major markets."
    He added that "more than 8 million Iraqis are living on the private sector, crippling their movement in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] because of the confusion witnessed in most provinces, especially public markets."
    Antoine explained that "reopening roads, bridges and vital markets will restore the activity of the private sector and revitalize the Iraqi economy and restore its activity after witnessing a period of recession and stagnation." Ended 25 and


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