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    The governorates’ shares in the budget are up in the air, and the blocs are trying to rectify the ma

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    Post by Rocky Sun 02 Jun 2024, 6:28 am

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    Information / Baghdad...
    Although the federal budget was approved for three years 2023-2024-2025; However, the schedules for each budget always raise controversy between the governorates and the Ministry of Finance.
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    This is what actually happened when the 2024 budget schedules arrived in the corridors of the House of Representatives.
    Today, Sunday, the Parliamentary Finance Committee held a final meeting to put the final touches on its report on the general budget schedules.

    A statement by the committee received by “Al-Ma’louma” stated that, since last week, the committee has been continuing its regular meetings in the guest house building of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, to discuss the general budget schedules, leading to the preparation of the final report that will be presented in tomorrow’s session, Monday.”
    He touched on the decision of the Presidency of the House of Representatives to allocate tomorrow’s session, Monday, to vote on the amended schedules of General Budget Law No. 13 of 2024 and its annexes, Schedules “A/B/C/D/E/F.”
    In the meantime, the media department of the House of Representatives announced the agenda for tomorrow’s session, Monday, which includes voting on the amended schedules of Federal Budget Law No. (13) of 2024.
    The 2024 budget schedules angered many representatives due to the reduction in the budgets of the central and southern governorates.
    Representative Wafaa Al-Shammari confirmed that the central and southern governorates were subjected to great injustice in the current year’s budget that the government sent to the House of Representatives.
    Al-Shammari told Al-Maalouma, “The bulk of building the Iraqi economy falls on the central and southern governorates,” explaining, “These governorates are the ones who finance the state treasury through their oil fields, but despite that, they suffer injustice.”

    She added, "What was allocated to the central and southern governorates in the budget tables is very weak and does not match their need to sustain projects," noting that "instead of doing justice to these governorates, the government reduced their budgets and increased the Kurdistan region's budget."
    In addition, member of the Parliamentary Services Committee, Mahdia Al-Lami, said today, Sunday, that the financial allocations to all governorates are not commensurate with the size of the service problems. 
    Al-Lami told Al-Maalouma that the governorate allocations in the 2024 schedules differ from the 2023 allocations, indicating that the percentage of infrastructure completion in some governorates does not exceed 6%. 
    She added, "The government is supposed to increase financial allocations to all governorates instead of reducing them."
    She continued, "Budget allocations threaten service projects in all Iraqi governorates." 

    According to these objections, there are two trends within the House of Representatives, which will not be ignored by political discussions, after the completion of professional discussions related to the Finance Committee and the government.
    First: There is a tendency in the House of Representatives to hold consensus discussions between the large blocs before voting on them.
    Second: The budget is presented without agreeing on it.
    The weight is based on consensus between the political blocs and finding agreed-upon formulas to give the central and southern governorates part of the reinforcements to their budgets.
    However, even if the political blocs agree, these reinforcements will not meet the needs of these governorates. End 25 Q.
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