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    Discussions to issue a parliamentary resolution that "commits" the government to abolish investment

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    Post by Rocky Wed 01 Mar 2023, 2:02 pm

    Discussions to issue a parliamentary resolution that "commits" the government to abolish investment supervision and control
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    Baghdad today-Baghdad
    The Parliamentary Investment Committee discussed with the National Investment Commission today, Wednesday, the issuance of a parliamentary decision obligating the government to abolish all committees that supervise and monitor investment based on the principle of separation of powers.
    The Parliamentary Investment Committee stated, in a statement received by “Baghdad Today,” that “in the presence of the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mohsen Al-Mandalawi, the Investment and Development Committee, headed by Representative Hassanein Al-Khafaji, and the presence of its members, hosted on Wednesday 3/1/2023 Haider Muhammad Makiya, head of the National Investment Commission and directors of subsidiary bodies in provinces.”
     
    The statement indicated that "during the meeting, which was attended by a number of members of Parliament, general managers and advisors in the National Investment Commission, the most important challenges and obstacles facing investment in Iraq were discussed, as well as discussing the most important proposals to amend Investment Law No. 13 of 2006."
     
    The Chairman of the Committee confirmed that "the Investment Committee is supportive of the Commission's work," expressing "the committee's readiness to help find effective solutions to the problems facing investment in Iraq, whether on the legislative side, by amending some paragraphs of the law to keep pace with the development taking place in the world in the field of investment or oversight from Through communication with the government to regulate investment and coordinate work between ministries and relevant agencies.
     
    Badrah, Chairman of the Investment Authority, gave a "detailed explanation of the problems and obstacles facing the work of the subsidiary bodies in the governorates, and the possibility of finding appropriate solutions for the advancement of this important sector."
     
    According to the statement, the most important axes discussed in the meeting are "the legislative environment for investment and the most important articles required to be amended in Investment Law No. 6 of 2006, and the possibility of amending Article 5 of the law and disengaging bodies from the governorates and making them directorates linked to the National Commission, in addition to discussing special regulations and instructions." The investment law, in addition to discussing the committee's proposal to issue a parliamentary decision obligating the government to abolish all committees that exercise supervision and control over investment based on the principle of separation of powers.
     
    The attendees' interventions focused on "the problems that hinder their work in the governorates, including routine in state departments, whether with regard to issuing investment licenses or completing the original approvals from government departments related to the investment project, in addition to the need to give priority to strategic investment projects, as well as fairness to some of the governorates that Suffering from poor investment opportunities.
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