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    An open letter to the Prime Minister

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    Post by Rocky Sat 24 Dec 2022, 11:39 am

     An open letter to the Prime Minister

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     An open letter to His Excellency the Honorable Prime Minister
    , Eng. Mohamed Shiaa Al-Sudani

    Greetings and after:
    All of Iraq's political, security, economic and social problems lie in finding effective solutions to economic problems, and this means that the government is based on adopting clear and new foundations, policies and programs that are considered as a roadmap for economic reform and the radical and comprehensive change of the pre-reform methodologies and policies adopted by all previous successive governments It failed to implement and achieve it for subjective and objective reasons, and unfortunately these policies did not achieve anything significant during the previous years.

    Therefore, allow me to include below my vision and proposals for the road map for the methodology of economic reform in the next phase of the new government
    by adopting the involvement of the private sector in implementing the ministerial curriculum.
    Especially when it is at the beginning of its reform and service career, in a manner that achieves its goal of being a government of services and achievement.

    First: Adopting a new methodology for managing the economy and achieving the central goal of creating sustainable development, achieving diversification in resources, and developing economic and human structures for the proper construction of the national economy and building the prerequisites for the transition to a social market economy. The Ministerial Council for Economy and the Committee for Economic and Financial Reform in the Council of Ministers shall be reinforced with representatives of the private sector as members of advisors and experts in the economy, finance and banking.
    Secondly, relying mainly on managing and distributing public money in a transparent and fair manner, provided that the beneficiary of the results and outputs is the citizen. Under the direct supervision of the Office of Financial Supervision, the Integrity Commission, and the House of Representatives, the oversight reports, audit scales, and execution ratios for the allocated funds are submitted quarterly, and they are presented to the opinion boards in the ministries, provided that there is a representative of the private sector in them.
    Third: The ministries abide by the decisions of the Ministerial Council for the Economy and the Supreme Committee for Economic and Financial Reform after the approval of the Council of Ministers. A central follow-up committee is formed linked to the Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, in which the private sector is represented, to follow up on the implementation of the decisions. 
    Fourth ‐ Implementation of the principle (centralization of planning and decentralization of implementation). This means that the Supreme Committee for Economic and Financial Reform shall centrally draw plans and policies and have them approved by the Council of Ministers and distribute their implementation to specialized councils for reconstruction, investment and implementation of development projects in the economic and human field. These councils are: ‐
    * Sector Development Council Private 
    * Construction Council  
    * Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority  
    * Federal Service Council.
    The Council for Supporting and Protecting the Local Product, Creating and Preparing the Investment Climate for Local and Foreign Investors, Motivating and Encouraging them, and Guaranteeing Their Contractual Rights to Attract Their Capitals and Protecting them from Corrupt Pressures.
    Fifth: Providing soft loans to finance small, medium and large projects from the allocations of the Central Bank’s financing initiatives and loans provided by governmental and private banks, establishing a legal and institutional system to manage, grow and develop them, as well as issuing and amending the legal environment laws to regulate the economic process, which means issuing new laws instead of the laws that were issued in 2004 from US Civil Administrator Paul Bremer.

    Sixth: Activating investment in the agricultural, industrial, renewable energy, tourism, services, and housing sectors, as well as working to reform, develop, and develop the banking sector through monetary policy applications, regulation of the relationship, and restrictions that govern financial and monetary policies, as well as a serious approach to reforming the financial system, clarity of financial policies, and automation of the customs and tax sectors. . Addressing cases of failure to achieve the required growth rates in the national income and overcoming the rise in inflation, unemployment and poverty.

     



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