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    Parliamentary economy warns of a global economic crisis looming horizon and demands a set of measure

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    Post by Rocky Thu 12 Mar 2020, 6:29 am

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    [size=18]The Parliamentary Economic and Investment Committee warned today, Thursday, of a global economic crisis looming, noting that its impact will be "strong" on the Iraqi economy, calling on the government to take measures to manage the crisis.


    A statement issued by it received and Alsumaria News received a copy of it. State General. "







    The committee asked the government to take a number of measures and decisions through which it can manage the financial crisis, and the

    committee clarified those procedures according to the following points: - 1 -

    Stopping investment spending and reducing operational spending in all aspects of government activity immediately.
    2- Agreement with the creditors to postpone the payment of Iraq's external and internal debts until the financial situation improves.
    3- Obtaining state debts on mobile phone companies and telecommunications companies.

    4- Stopping the payment of amounts to the investors of the electricity sector.
    5- Working to enhance government imports and supply the treasury with the region's exports of crude oil and border entry points.
    6- Reviewing the exchange rates from the Central Bank of Iraq to ensure prices that do not affect the citizen and at the same time secure the salaries of state employees.
    7- Forming a supreme committee to impose the management of Iraqi treasury funds and to follow up the ministries, agencies and institutions that are lagging behind in paying the money obligated to collect them for the public treasury.
    8- Any other measures that the government deems necessary to maintain the hard currency and prevent wastage in spending.


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