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    The Iraqi environment is “unsafe.” Various dangers threaten the lives of foreigners and locals

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    The Iraqi environment is “unsafe.” Various dangers threaten the lives of foreigners and locals Empty The Iraqi environment is “unsafe.” Various dangers threaten the lives of foreigners and locals

    Post by Rocky Sun 10 Dec 2023, 4:32 am

    The Iraqi environment is “unsafe.” Various dangers threaten the lives of foreigners and locals



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    Shafaq News/ The Iraqi environment is considered “unsafe” for any foreign activity, whether political, economic, scientific, etc., in addition to local activity, in light of the targeting operations that affect them, at a time when the country is suffering from widespread corruption and severe effects of climate change and their repercussions on the various aspects. Economic, societal, political and other fields.
    Recently, attacks targeting embassies and diplomatic missions, and not just the international coalition forces in Iraq, have escalated, in addition to liquidation operations, the most recent of which was the assassination of the Secretary-General of the (Preacher) Party, Fadel Al-Marsoumi, last Thursday in Baghdad.
    "Unsafe environment"
    In this context, the security and strategic expert, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sharifi, confirms that “if Iraq is unable to achieve sustainable security, which is security that includes the security, military, economic and political dimensions, it will not be able to achieve investment, and although terrorism still represents a major challenge, The danger lies in the factions that are part of the political process, but are active against it and target foreigners.”
    Al-Sharifi added to Shafaq News Agency, “Therefore, Iraq constitutes an unsafe environment for any foreign activity, whether economic, scientific, or otherwise, and it also constitutes a danger to Iraqi citizens, as evidenced by the assassination that took place of a religious figure participating in the political and electoral process.” 
    He continues, "Targeting in this way means that any citizen who differs in opinion with these factions may be subjected to the process of physical liquidation. There is also political liquidation by blocking the target from the media, attacking him, and bringing him down for political liquidation."
    Protection of missions
    For his part, the spokesman for the Iraqi Ministry of Interior, Brigadier General Miqdad al-Moussawi, confirms that “the diplomatic and international missions present on Iraqi territory are under the auspices and protection of the Directorate of Embassies in the Ministry of Interior, and they cannot be harmed at all.”
    Al-Mousawi added in a previous statement to Shafaq News Agency, “One of the Ministry of Interior’s main duties is to impose security in the country, and the Ministry is capable of protecting all lives and property throughout the country.”
    "The most dangerous thing threatening the Iraqis"
    The risks of the situation in Iraq are not limited to the security aspect, as the specialist in political systems, Dr. Atheer Idris, points out that “corruption is the most dangerous thing that threatens the Iraqis, because it threatens the existence of the already weak state, and prevents the establishment of institutions governed by the law and implementing it, and corruption also prevents the choice of The most competent to manage these institutions.
    Idris explains to Shafaq News Agency, "This undoubtedly entails a political, societal, economic, and other decline, turning Iraq into feudal lords ruled by major corrupt people, transforming society away from citizenship into sects and nationalities, and continuing to divide what was already divided."
    More than 5 decades without climate treatments
    In addition to security risks and corruption, the risks of climate change stand out, as the expert in the field of environment and climate, Ahmed Saleh, confirms that “Iraq is one of the countries affected by climate change because it has not applied treatments to fix climate change for more than 50 years,” indicating that “Iraq has diversity.” Geological and biological geography provides a fertile environment for living.
    Saleh added to Shafaq News Agency, “The government has begun some solutions to modify the water situation and treat dust, and the concept of zero gas fires in oil installations will be adopted next year, to reduce the release of carbon and other gases harmful to the ozone layer and others.”
    Negative effects of climate change on workers
    Iraqi society is divided into two parts, the first: public sector employees, whose salaries are insured even in crises, and the second: the private sector, which in turn is divided into two parts: the organized and the unorganized, according to the economic researcher, Ali Abdel-Kadhim.
    Abdul Kadhim explained to Shafaq News Agency, “The organized private sector, which is registered with the Companies Department, pays a tax, and insures its employees with the Social Security Law and others, can survive to some extent in light of the climate changes, such as the scarcity of water and the high temperatures that Iraq is suffering from.”
    As for the unorganized private sector, according to Abdul-Kadhim, “they will be negatively affected by climate changes, as they depend for their livelihood on daily earnings to meet their multiple needs and livelihoods, so climate changes will affect them in the future.”
    He stresses the need for “the government to give care and attention to this category, by creating a production base that can attract the unorganized private sector to the organized one to contribute to the gross domestic product, and to continue their free work in accordance with the government’s controls and instructions, and this will lead to their continued receipt of salaries and wages even in light of the change.” "climatic".  
    At the conclusion of his speech, he asserts that “economic diversification is the ideal solution to overcome all obstacles in climate change and other reasons that lead to the inability to live comfortably as approved by the Iraqi Constitution for all citizens.”
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