An economic center that indicates problems in the work of some institutions and advises the governme

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[size=52]An economic center that indicates problems in the work of some institutions and advises the government and parliament[/size]

[size=45]Yesterday, the Iraqi Political Economic Center said that it had observed many problems in the work of federations, unions, associations, councils and associations operating in Iraq, while it issued an open invitation to the Iraqi government to organize the work of these institutions.[/size]
[size=45]The center’s director, Wissam Hadmal al-Helu, said in a statement, “The center recorded, through its follow-up and monitoring, many problems, obstacles, and structural, administrative, and legal overlap for a number of those institutions operating in Iraq, which have become similar and close in terms of names, tasks, and powers.”[/size]
[size=45]He added, “These formations have begun to collect sums of money and impose fees, some of which are legal and in accordance with the applicable laws, including improvised ones that are not supported by a legal basis and unlawfully, which has caused the collection of money illegally and added an additional link to the structure of institutions and a burden on the Iraqi economy after the year 2003.”[/size]
[size=45]He added, “Iraq possesses a number of important, long-standing and influential federations, unions, associations, councils and associations, which are referred to as Lebanon at the local, Arab and international levels over the previous periods until now, which were established in previous periods in the 1950s, 1970s and 1980s, some of which have a special and institutional law.” However, some of them have recently entered into a context of financial hardship and economic dispersion due to the absence of governmental and institutional support, and have become absent from Arab and foreign forums in light of some institutions’ reliance on bringing some federations, unions, and new associations close to their officials.[/size]
[size=45]He continued, “Some new institutions were created with the money of politicians and parties, and the appointment of their administrations and membership were subject to the mood of these politicians, and most of those who run them are not specialized in the fields in which they work, which makes them a harmful link in the sectors they supervise, and do not serve their work, but on the contrary, they harm it and impede the progress of their work.” The seeker of gains, spoils, and revenues.”[/size]
[size=45]Al-Helou called on the government, parliament, and other relevant parties to implement the laws and issue the necessary legislation to regulate the work of these federations and unions and consolidate it to be in the interest of the country, and to take into account the visions of these institutions, coordinate with them, and involve them in some of the state’s decisions and instructions, and before their issuance, in a real and not formal manner, which issues many of these decisions and laws. It is sometimes implemented by legislative and governmental bodies only and without the involvement of these institutions, which causes harm to the work of these institutions and sectors because they are the closest to the details of the issues and in direct contact with the workers in these institutions or the work of citizens, some of whose work is related to the aforementioned institutions.”[/size]
[size=45]He stressed that “this work would create a good business environment that is supportive and safe for the country’s economy, and would also provide the services that employers involved in it expect, and activate the role of the private sector and come up with outputs that meet the ambitions of workers in these institutions and entities related to their work alike.”[/size]
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