Al-Sudani discloses the features of the "Iraq 2050" strategy: We will build a strong country

[size=46]Al-Sudani discloses the features of the "Iraq 2050" strategy: We will build a strong country[/size]

Policy

[size=30]
Today, Saturday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shia'a al-Sudani revealed the features of a strategic plan called "Iraq 2050," indicating that it will be a start for building "a strong and capable Iraq for the coming decades."

Al-Sudani said in an article published by the Saudi newspaper, Asharq Al-Awsat, that "Iraq today is reconciled with itself and at peace with others. It does not want to harm anyone, nor does it allow anyone to transgress against it. Iraq wants good for all, and seeks for its people to live at the level that befits it." It needs all of its citizens without exception, especially in the current construction battle.”

Al-Sudani added, "We look forward to serious work and cooperation with all friendly countries and international organizations to overcome the common challenges facing the planet in terms of environment, climate, desertification, increasing sand and dust storms, water shortages, high temperatures, increasing pollution and diseases, increasing poverty, poor services, and so on." Challenges that need full cooperation between countries to overcome them, especially those challenges that cannot be limited to one place without another and are transboundary in nature.

He stressed, "We are aware of the seriousness of these challenges, and we have full readiness. Rather, we seek with all our strength to create partnerships and solidarity between countries to confront them. Iraq opens its arms to every good relationship and good partnership in security, economy, or the environment, and all these areas."

He pointed out, "We urgently need to diversify sources of income, and not rely on oil revenues as almost the only source to cover budget expenditures, and alternatives such as activating agriculture, industry, tourism, trade, and others are necessary."

And Al-Sudani added, "We also set plans to encourage internal and external investment and opened the doors to investors and project owners, within a well-studied plan and encouraging opportunities. We are aware that the construction and investment movement will need more technical and trained manpower and build more capabilities, and we launched an advanced program in this regard." The field is in the name of the Leadership Program to help young people gain the necessary expertise and skills, without forgetting to build military and security capabilities.

He concluded his article by saying: "I find today a favorable opportunity to launch a comprehensive national campaign for building, reconstruction, and developing services throughout the country. With the help of the people, partners, and friends, we will build a strong and capable Iraq for the coming decades, and we will achieve this in our next plans, which we call Iraq 2050."[/size]
[size=30][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]