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[rtl]Baghdad / NINA /- The newspapers issued in Baghdad today, Thursday, the fifth of August, paid attention to the plans of the Ministry of Industry to restart the suspended factories and factories, the rise in oil prices and the financial surplus achieved for Iraq, and other various economic, political and security issues.
On the first topic, Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is issued by the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, said that the Ministry of Industry has drawn up short, medium and long-term plans to restart the suspended factories and factories.
She indicated that the ministry’s spokesman, Mortada Al-Safi, said: “The factories and lines that need rehabilitation at rates not exceeding (30%) or suspended for reasons that can be exceeded and treated with capabilities and self-resources will be within the quick-term plans, which need rehabilitation operations at rates higher than (30%). They will be within the medium-term plans, as for the destroyed factories, they will be within the long-term plans."
Al-Safi added: "The ministry was able to reopen and operate 17 projects and production lines in various governorates of the country during the last period, and it is continuing with its intensive meetings and diligent follow-up to proceed with the implementation of medium and long-term plans to open and operate other projects and factories that will contribute to employing manpower and providing new products needed by the market and the citizen." ".
He continued, "The ministry seeks to attract specialized and discreet private sector companies to enter into partnership and investment contracts with them within the investment opportunities offered to the ministry's companies, amounting to (200) investment opportunities to set up new projects, reconstruct destroyed factories, and rehabilitate and operate stalled factories in all governorates of the country."
On the economic issue, Al-Zaman newspaper also followed up on the issue of the rise in oil prices and the financial surplus achieved for Iraq.
According to Al-Zaman, an oil expert, Piwar Khans, said: "Iraq is making unplanned revenue from oil sales in the current year's budget, and therefore these amounts will contribute to filling the current deficit."
He suggested establishing a fund to increase sales in order to prevent squandering of funds and to benefit from them by developing projects in governorates that need government support."
Khans explained: "The government exports at a daily rate, three million and 250 thousand barrels, at a price of 74 dollars per barrel, and that Basra Light oil is sold more than Brent crude, so it is necessary to take advantage of these prices or the expected increase in the development of oil fields and wells." Oil prices are expected to reach the threshold of $80 per barrel as a result of several indicators and factors, including worrying movements in the Gulf Basin region, and before that, an Israeli oil tanker was attacked off the Sultanate of Oman, killing two of its crew, as well as searching for the crew of a ship that was kidnapped off the coast of the UAE.
While the newspaper quoted the head of the Iraq Future Foundation, Manar Al-Obaidi, as saying: "The total cumulative surplus of oil revenues, compared to the planned figures until last July, amounted to 8.9 billion dollars. And the planned revenues in the budget amounted to 30.7 billion dollars, while The achieved oil revenues until July amounted to 39.6 billion dollars.
Al-Obeidi added: "It is expected that, if the average price continues at the same current rate of 72 dollars until the end of this year, the expected surplus from oil revenues will reach 19 billion dollars. This amount depends on fluctuations in oil prices and the amount of daily oil sales, but the challenge The largest lies in non-oil revenues, which it planned in the budget to be in the range of 20 trillion dinars."
As for Al-Sabah newspaper, which is issued by the Iraqi Media Network, it addressed the importance of investment, in light of Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi's announcement of the start of implementing the administrative and executive mechanisms of the economic reform plan within the reform white paper.
In this regard, she referred to the saying of the economic expert, Ali Jabbar Al-Fariji: "The country's economy has reached very low levels as a result of rampant corruption, and that the plan would rebuild the Iraqi economy in a proper manner, achieving sustainable development for the country."
Al-Fraiji explained that: "According to the data of the Ministry of Planning, there are 6,250 projects under construction that need to provide more than 126 trillion dinars to complete them, as well as 1,497 projects that are either completely suspended, withdrawn, or have not been started at all." It did not find sufficient allocations during the past years, as sums were allocated to it that could never be sufficient to accomplish it."
The economic expert stressed: "The development of the investment reality, and the advancement of the private sector, are the two bases that the Iraqi economy needs in order for Jump Start to form a sufficient charge for its advancement."
He stressed the need for there to be several foundations to ensure the achievement of qualitative leaps in the investment reality, the most prominent of which is the unification of the investment map in Iraq, and within accurate readings of all sectors that the country needs to enter investment as a contributor to its construction and management, while defining the features of the projects and their size as well as the size of the contribution and scheduling the priority for these Projects for each stage./ Finished[/rtl]
On the first topic, Al-Zawraa newspaper, which is issued by the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, said that the Ministry of Industry has drawn up short, medium and long-term plans to restart the suspended factories and factories.
She indicated that the ministry’s spokesman, Mortada Al-Safi, said: “The factories and lines that need rehabilitation at rates not exceeding (30%) or suspended for reasons that can be exceeded and treated with capabilities and self-resources will be within the quick-term plans, which need rehabilitation operations at rates higher than (30%). They will be within the medium-term plans, as for the destroyed factories, they will be within the long-term plans."
Al-Safi added: "The ministry was able to reopen and operate 17 projects and production lines in various governorates of the country during the last period, and it is continuing with its intensive meetings and diligent follow-up to proceed with the implementation of medium and long-term plans to open and operate other projects and factories that will contribute to employing manpower and providing new products needed by the market and the citizen." ".
He continued, "The ministry seeks to attract specialized and discreet private sector companies to enter into partnership and investment contracts with them within the investment opportunities offered to the ministry's companies, amounting to (200) investment opportunities to set up new projects, reconstruct destroyed factories, and rehabilitate and operate stalled factories in all governorates of the country."
On the economic issue, Al-Zaman newspaper also followed up on the issue of the rise in oil prices and the financial surplus achieved for Iraq.
According to Al-Zaman, an oil expert, Piwar Khans, said: "Iraq is making unplanned revenue from oil sales in the current year's budget, and therefore these amounts will contribute to filling the current deficit."
He suggested establishing a fund to increase sales in order to prevent squandering of funds and to benefit from them by developing projects in governorates that need government support."
Khans explained: "The government exports at a daily rate, three million and 250 thousand barrels, at a price of 74 dollars per barrel, and that Basra Light oil is sold more than Brent crude, so it is necessary to take advantage of these prices or the expected increase in the development of oil fields and wells." Oil prices are expected to reach the threshold of $80 per barrel as a result of several indicators and factors, including worrying movements in the Gulf Basin region, and before that, an Israeli oil tanker was attacked off the Sultanate of Oman, killing two of its crew, as well as searching for the crew of a ship that was kidnapped off the coast of the UAE.
While the newspaper quoted the head of the Iraq Future Foundation, Manar Al-Obaidi, as saying: "The total cumulative surplus of oil revenues, compared to the planned figures until last July, amounted to 8.9 billion dollars. And the planned revenues in the budget amounted to 30.7 billion dollars, while The achieved oil revenues until July amounted to 39.6 billion dollars.
Al-Obeidi added: "It is expected that, if the average price continues at the same current rate of 72 dollars until the end of this year, the expected surplus from oil revenues will reach 19 billion dollars. This amount depends on fluctuations in oil prices and the amount of daily oil sales, but the challenge The largest lies in non-oil revenues, which it planned in the budget to be in the range of 20 trillion dinars."
As for Al-Sabah newspaper, which is issued by the Iraqi Media Network, it addressed the importance of investment, in light of Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi's announcement of the start of implementing the administrative and executive mechanisms of the economic reform plan within the reform white paper.
In this regard, she referred to the saying of the economic expert, Ali Jabbar Al-Fariji: "The country's economy has reached very low levels as a result of rampant corruption, and that the plan would rebuild the Iraqi economy in a proper manner, achieving sustainable development for the country."
Al-Fraiji explained that: "According to the data of the Ministry of Planning, there are 6,250 projects under construction that need to provide more than 126 trillion dinars to complete them, as well as 1,497 projects that are either completely suspended, withdrawn, or have not been started at all." It did not find sufficient allocations during the past years, as sums were allocated to it that could never be sufficient to accomplish it."
The economic expert stressed: "The development of the investment reality, and the advancement of the private sector, are the two bases that the Iraqi economy needs in order for Jump Start to form a sufficient charge for its advancement."
He stressed the need for there to be several foundations to ensure the achievement of qualitative leaps in the investment reality, the most prominent of which is the unification of the investment map in Iraq, and within accurate readings of all sectors that the country needs to enter investment as a contributor to its construction and management, while defining the features of the projects and their size as well as the size of the contribution and scheduling the priority for these Projects for each stage./ Finished[/rtl]
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