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    Parliamentary question for the government after the price hike: Where is Al-Kazemi’s senior advisory

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    Parliamentary question for the government after the price hike: Where is Al-Kazemi’s senior advisory team?
    March 08, 2022

    Ultra Iraq - Editorial Team
    Head of the New Generation bloc, MP Sarwa Abdel Wahed, directed a parliamentary question to the government after the rise in food prices.
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    What is the role of the large team of advisors surrounding the Prime Minister, especially the economic advisors?
    In a document obtained by Ultra Iraq, Abdul Wahed said that "the living life of citizens has been subjected during the past days to miserable conditions due to a significant increase in food prices, including flour, oil, rice, sugar and other materials that directly affect the life of the citizen."
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    The question came on March 7, 2022 in the form of four points, as follows:
    • Why does the government not have any measures that protect the food security of the citizen? Especially the development of well-studied agricultural and import plans and the provision of sufficient reserve stocks of basic foodstuffs that take into account emergency conditions, address the high rates of global demand and maintain market stability?

    • What is the immediate and immediate treatment taken by the government towards the current crisis? What are the radical solutions and plans you have put in place to prevent a recurrence of the wave of high prices that is plaguing the market?

    • What is the role of the large team of advisors surrounding the Prime Minister, especially the economic advisors?

    • Previously, instead of addressing the drop in water levels, in coordination with neighboring countries, the government took a catastrophic measure by reducing the agricultural plan for basic grains (wheat, rice, and yellow corn). What is the current agricultural plan and the percentage of its decrease or increase compared to previous years?


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    The repercussions of rising food prices, such as wheat and edible oil, are still casting a shadow over the discussions of the Iraqi street and various media outlets.
    Former parliament member Falah al-Khafaji said that "the state did not control prices in peacetime, so what about the state of war" taking place in Ukraine and with its repercussions on Iraqi imports.
    Al-Khafaji identified the reasons for the rise as "greed" and "war", the two factors that caused the price hike, according to Al-Khafaji, who criticized "the policies of the ministerial cabinet and the concerned ministers."
    The Ministry of Commerce  [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]  two days ago that "there are great measures to achieve food security," and that it had discussed "a set of mechanisms to confront the price hike, by providing strategic storage and preparing ration items over the next 6 months, and developing emergency plans to confront any rise in prices globally."
    The next day,  [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] of Commerce Alaa al-Jubouri said, "The ministry has a plan to achieve food security for citizens and to confront the global rise in foodstuffs imposed by the recent crisis between Russia and Ukraine."
    Economist Manar Al -Obeidi [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]  these statements and reassurances as “anesthesia” because “the crisis is greater,” and there is no source of sunflower oil other than Ukraine “except for distant Argentina,” a crisis that “reflects the imbalance in the country’s system and the absence of a strategic stockpile of wheat,” according to Al-Obeidi’s estimation.
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