(INA) is unique in publishing the distribution map of the dismissed general managers and the evaluat

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The Iraqi News Agency (INA) is unique today, Thursday, by publishing a map of the distribution of general managers who were dismissed and rotated from their positions, in addition to the evaluation methodology that was adopted to evaluate general managers by the government.
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In an exclusive interview with the Iraqi News Agency (INA), the government spokesman, Basem Al-Awadi, detailed the work of the performance evaluation committee of general managers in ministries, agencies and entities not associated with a ministry, the evaluation methodology that was approved, and the number of general managers (Asala and Agency) who were included in the exemption decisions. and rotate.
Al-Awadi explained, “Based on Article 78 of the constitution, and based on what was stated in the ministerial platform, a Diwani order was issued directing Prime Minister Muhammad Shia’ al-Sudani, No. (23059 for the year 2023) to form a committee to evaluate the performance of general managers in ministries, agencies and agencies not associated with a ministry.” ".
Al-Awadi added, “The committee began its work at the beginning of March. The committee prepared (4) forms that help in evaluating performance, the first for the evaluation and recommendation of the minister, and two forms for the Federal Financial Supervision Bureau and the Integrity Commission, while the fourth form is for the general managers themselves, and the forms included 78 questions. It was designed in light of Cabinet Resolution No. 114 of 2018 (the regulation of professional conduct from the Integrity Commission), as well as (the evaluation methodology approved by the Bureau of Financial Supervision), provided that they are accompanied by supporting evidence with each answer.
He pointed out, "The team supporting the work of the committee (consisting of 12 academic professors) was formed in accordance with the Diwani order (23112 of 2023) and the technical team (consisting of 12 employees) in accordance with the Diwani order (23125 of 2023), and it was from the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers / Audit and oversight department, as well as an audit team.
He explained, "The committee did not have an information base, so it prepared a comprehensive and updated database for each director general, and sent evaluation forms to ministries and agencies not associated with a ministry to fill them in on (3/13/2023), and continues to receive answers."
He pointed out, "The number of documents received so far has reached (150,000) which required sorting, reclassification and distribution, then proceeding with evaluation, auditing and the final achievement," noting that "the work continued for two months and many holidays and even night hours."
He noted that "the total number of general directors in the 23 ministries amounts to (439) general managers, and the above procedures produced an evaluation of (322) files for a general director in (19) ministries + the Baghdad Municipality."
Regarding the evaluation methodology, Al-Awadi explained that:
He added, "These questions were distributed to three forms, namely: (the form of the competent minister, which included 25 questions, the form of the Financial Supervision Bureau, which included 14 questions, and the form of the Director General, which included 39 questions), in addition to presenting the position of the Integrity Commission on each director general (investigations + prevention). + legal) as well as the Ministry of Planning for the directorate that has a technical work relationship.
And he stressed, “After the Prime Minister was briefed on the minutes and the work of the committee, he directed to submit a list of the names of the general managers whose opinion of the competent minister agreed with the opinion of the committee regarding their poor performance as a first stage, and they are (57) general managers (30 of them are original and 27 are deputies), some of whom I recommend to be exempted and others by spinning".
Al-Awadi revealed, “The number of general managers (Asala and Agency) who are covered by exemption and rotation in a number of ministries,” adding: “The list of exemption and rotation included 57 general managers, as follows:
1- The Ministry of Education, which included 9 directors with exemption, as follows: (5 authentic directors, and 4 agency directors).
2- The Ministry of Health, including 7 general directors with exemption, as follows: (two original directors, and 5 acting general directors).
3- The Ministry of Electricity, including 3 general managers with exemption, as follows: (3 general managers are authentic).
4- The Ministry of Environment, in which two directors were exempted, as follows: (1 authenticity, and 1 agency).
5- The Ministry of Water Resources, in which 3 general directors were exempted, as follows: (3 general directors are acting).
6- The Ministry of Communications, including 3 directors, by exemption and rotation, as follows: (exemption of an agency manager, and rotation of two principals, Asala).
7- The Ministry of Agriculture, in which two directors were exempted, as follows: (1 authenticity, and 1 agency).
8- The Ministry of Labor, in which 3 managers were dismissed and rotated, as follows: (exemption of two principals, Asala, and rotation of the manager, Asala).
9- The Ministry of Immigration, in which two directors were included in the exemption, as follows: (1 authenticity, and 1 agency).
10- The Ministry of Finance, in which one general director was exempted, as follows: (1 acting general manager).
11- The Ministry of Industry, including 4 general directors with exemption, as follows: (3 original directors, and 1 agency director).
12- The Municipality of Baghdad, in which 18 general managers were exempted and rotated, as follows: (exemption of two general managers Asala, and exemption of 8 general directors of agency, and rotation of one director Asala and 7 directors of agency). 
And the Council of Ministers approved, in its session held yesterday, Tuesday, the recommendations of the minutes of the fourth meeting of the Diwani Order Committee (23059) concerned with evaluating general managers (originality), which include transferring the originally appointed general managers who did not obtain a positive evaluation, to a lower degree than the one that was He occupies it before his appointment as general manager, according to Legislative Decree (880 of 1988).
Prime Minister Mohamed Shia Al-Sudani directed, during the session, that the replacements for the general directors, who failed in the evaluation, be among the staff working within the ministry, stressing that the ministries have many competencies and experiences capable of managing and qualified to assume responsibilities.[/size]
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