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    Parliamentary Communications calls on the Prime Minister to intervene to stop the internet shutdown

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    Parliamentary Communications calls on the Prime Minister to intervene to stop the internet shutdown Empty Parliamentary Communications calls on the Prime Minister to intervene to stop the internet shutdown

    Post by Rocky Sat Dec 23, 2023 5:53 am

    [size=38]Parliamentary Communications calls on the Prime Minister to intervene to stop the internet shutdown in Abu Ghraib[/size]


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    Baghdad/Al-Masala Al-Hadath: The Parliamentary Transport and Communications Committee denounced, on Saturday, the General Company for Communications and Informatics cutting off internet service in Abu Ghraib district, while calling on the Prime Minister to intervene urgently to stop the internet shutdown and direct the operating company to adhere to the law.
    The committee said in a statement, “It expresses its denunciation of the General Company for Communications and Informatics suddenly cutting off internet service in the Abu Ghraib district at dawn today, Friday, from all internet companies operating in the district in an attempt to limit the provision of the service to one company in a monopolistic manner and in violation of the applicable laws.”
    The committee added that it had “previously referred to the serious legal violations and suspicions of corruption and waste of public money committed by the General Company for Communications and Informatics, and they were referred to the integrity judge.”
    She stated that she “addressed the Prime Minister, pointing out the clear defect and repeated errors in the performance of the Ministry of Communications and the resulting deterioration in the quality of Internet service, which escalated to a complete interruption of this vital service in one of the most important districts of the capital, Baghdad, in an irregular and inconsistent manner with government procedures and without coordination with the Communications and Media Commission.” “.
    The committee called on: “The Prime Minister to intervene urgently to stop this deterioration and direct the operating company to adhere to the law and instructions in force and to coordinate with the Communications and Media Authority to ensure the smooth management of this important and vital sector.”
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