A parliamentary proposal to form a committee from the government and parliament to study the exchang

[size=52]A parliamentary proposal to form a committee from the government and parliament to study the exchange rate[/size]

[size=45]Today, Thursday, a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, Muhammad al-Shabaki, proposed the formation of a joint parliamentary and governmental committee to come up with a position that serves the public interest regarding the exchange rate of the dinar against the dollar.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Shibki said, "The differences regarding Article 11 of the federal budget are still continuing, awaiting the arrival of a delegation from the Kurdistan region, who will go to Baghdad today or tomorrow to complete the dialogues on the budget, which stopped since the end of the week, hoping that there will be a certain consensus or an acceptable proposal to be agreed upon." On it, ”indicating that“ what we wish from the Kurdish side is closer and not betting on the patience of the members of the House of Representatives on the grounds that they cannot afford not to vote on the budget pending the settlement of the region’s issue. ”[/size]
[size=45]Al-Shabaki added, "The Kurdish delegation is required to provide realistic solutions so that consensus and vote on the budget can take place next Saturday's session," noting that "the political majority is the last option in passing the budget, and we hope that there will be other solutions that reach a consensus on the subject." That "Parliament and the representatives of the people in front of a great embarrassment in front of the citizens, given that all facilities of economic life are suspended pending the completion of the budget."[/size]
[size=45]On reducing the exchange rate, he pointed out that “there are parliamentary signatures that were collected in order to reduce the exchange rate in addition to forming the government a committee to study the implications and repercussions of the exchange rate. "Joint Parliament and the government in order to go to hold meetings and dialogues to come up with a position that serves the public interest."[/size]
[size=45]He continued, "Saturday's session without a government decision to amend the exchange rate will lead to delaying the vote on the budget for another period, and if the government goes to change the exchange rate, this also means changing many numbers and equations within the budget, and it also needs two or three days to rebuild the numbers on the price." the new".[/size]
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