MP Ali Shaddad calls on the new government to commit to implementing its government program, making

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[size=52]MP Ali Shaddad calls on the new government to commit to implementing its government program, making water and electricity files, supporting the economy and fighting corruption a top priority.[/size]

[size=45]The representative of the Alliance of State Forces, “Ali Shaddad,” stressed the importance of the Sudanese government being a service government committed to what was stated in its government curriculum and working to achieve the basic requirements of the Iraqi people.[/size]
[size=45]Shaddad said that the new government will face heavy legacies from the caretaker government and the governments that preceded it, and it is required to work on solving the service and economic problems that the country suffers from, pointing out that “developing the private sector and supporting it real support and helping it take its real role must be from its top priority.”[/size]
[size=45]He pointed out that "the file of water salinity and its scarcity in southern Iraq in general and in Basra in particular is one of the main tasks that should receive the attention of the Sudanese government and its specialized ministers."[/size]
[size=45]Shaddad explained that the electricity file will be one of the most important files that put the government at stake before the Iraqi people, especially since its government curriculum includes attention to the electricity file and increasing processing hours, calling for “the necessity of investing the burning gas and exploiting it to establish new electrical stations in all regions of the country.”[/size]
[size=45]Shaddad stressed the importance of the oil-producing governorates receiving the attention of the new government, especially with regard to establishing urban and infrastructure projects, creating job opportunities for young people looking for work of both sexes, and paying attention to the urban and health realities of the areas near the sites of oil fields, as they are among the areas most affected by operations. Oil extraction.[/size]
[size=45]Shaddad added that paying attention to the reality of real investment would improve the country and develop its various sectors, especially with regard to amending investment laws and providing guarantee facilities for local and non-local investors and protecting them from administrative and financial exploitation.[/size]
[size=45]Shaddad noted that the most prominent and difficult file that the Sudanese government will face is the file of fighting corruption and limiting the phenomenon of administrative and financial corruption, which has spread remarkably in all parts of the state and has been codified in various ways in the caretaker government, stressing that “the Iraqi parliament will work with all the powers granted to it.” To support the new government and help it fight corruption and the corrupt and reduce the corruption that is widespread in the various joints of the state.”[/size]
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