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    A member of the Parliamentary Integrity Committee, MP Sarwa Abdel Wahed, confirmed today, Thursday, that corrupt gangs run the region and there is no transparency in their dealings, while indicating that the Federal Court is sympathetic to the issue of employee salaries, while indicating that the government made a mistake in giving the Minister of Housing direct contracting powers, including Ministry of Housing projects. .


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    Abdel Wahed said in her interview with the program (Openly) broadcast on Al-Sumaria TV, that “the region is run by corrupt gangs that do not care about the employees or citizens of Kurdistan, and there is no transparency,” noting that “the Federal Court is sympathetic to the employees, and this is a good matter, given that there will be a decision.” The federal government is obligated to pay salaries, and this decision will be passed easily within Parliament because all the blocs are sympathetic to this matter.”



    She added, "The salaries of the region's employees are supposed to be sent according to the constitution without negotiations or agreements, but the federal government does not want a solution to this matter so that it remains permanently stuck, and the delegations that come to Baghdad from the region always do not achieve any results," indicating that "the parties The rulers in the region have different points of view because the democrat wants to pay salaries within the sovereign budget and send them to Kurdistan, and we believe it is necessary for the amounts to be sent through existing banks or Qi cards.”

    She continued, "Erbil refuses to hand over salaries by the center directly to employees on the pretext that the matter is harmful to its government, which is a lie like their fake speech," explaining that "Al-Sudani's position is good so far, and he is the first prime minister to deal with the matter individually and far from the political differences between the region." The center is concerned for the Kurdish people, but we expected a decisive decision from it.”

    She pointed out that "the problem between Baghdad and Erbil is caused by the political system as a whole because it does not recognize the law, and the regional government is part of it, and since 2003 we have been living on courtesies," adding, "The political parties today are looking for 'ruthlessness' and this is what destroys all agreements, and the Kurds agreed to the budget and now they are demanding an amendment." Its vertebrae.

    She pointed out that "the National Union has used teachers as a pressure card for a long time, and now it is demanding that school principals punish those who are absent from school. It used the same methods that the Democrats used, and here we see (duplicity and lying) continuing against the citizens of the region," adding, "The two ruling parties are equal only on the issues of theft." taxes, smuggling, and taking royalties from citizens.”

    Regarding the failure of the “New Generation” to obtain seats in Kirkuk, Abdel Wahed affirmed that “the Saint-Lego law is unfair and because of the single-district system we did not obtain a seat in Kirkuk Governorate,” indicating that “this election was not without problems and disruption of the voting machine by special voting.” It is considered a disaster and the biggest question mark over the Commission because it also left the funds under the control of the two ruling parties and they were not opened on the same day.”

    Regarding the rise in dollar prices, the representative pointed out that “the only beneficiaries of the currency difference and Iraq’s loss of 21 billion are the parties that have banks and banking companies and they are faced with I appoint the Prime Minister and the Central Bank and they know why they want to keep the situation as it is, but they have not initiated anything yet.”


    Abdel Wahed confirmed, “The government made a mistake in giving real powers to the Minister of Construction and Housing and some of the other ministries, such as electricity, with a direct contract, which has suspicions of corruption, and there are Well-known companies have direct contracts with the Ministry of Housing. We, as a parliamentary integrity committee, have some points about them, and we have sent many question letters to the ministry, even regarding the issue of oil companies.

    She noted that there are “companies that are excluded from all legal matters and given projects by the Minister of Housing in a manner Directly, we do not know the capabilities of these companies. One of them is a failed Lebanese one that took on a project to rehabilitate Baghdad’s entry gates. Billions were spent on it, and so far no project it has received has been completed.”

    A member of the Integrity Committee concluded by saying, “Contracting with companies is based on the benefit. If they are large, it is possible for all projects to be given to one company even if they are failed. Otherwise, it is not possible that the governor or minister does not follow up on the work,” noting that “the Parliamentary Integrity Committee I addressed the Integrity Commission, the Judiciary, and even the relevant ministries with many letters regarding lagging projects and unreasonable companies, and work is underway on this matter, giving us sufficient opportunity as Parliament to work on this legislative chapter, because the House of Representatives emerges from a crisis and enters a new one.”
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