Two deputies from the Salah al-Din: political differences hinder the return of displaced persons fil

[ltr]Two deputies from the Salah al-Din: political differences hinder the return of displaced persons file[/ltr]

 Since 02/09/2016 10:51 pm (Baghdad time)
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[ltr]Deputies said of the governor of Salahuddin province that the conflict between the parties window in Salahuddin and the difference in who leads the province led to the misery in the province, demanding that the local government and provincial council left to serve their parents do not struggle for specific purposes.[/ltr]
[ltr]The MP for the conservative hope in an interview for Marie / balances News / "The cooperation between the members of the local government in the province of Salahuddin conflict hurt the interests of the political parties, not the interests of the people of Salahuddin."[/ltr]
[ltr]Mari added that "this conflict confuses re-displaced process first prize because there are areas of reducing this moment have not been able to return to her family's preoccupation provincial council, judicial and administrative matters in the resolution of the Council or re-board, or take positions."[/ltr]
[ltr]Merhi and stressed that "the deputy governors of representatives in the House of Representatives intervened frequently with the local government of trying to bridge the gap in viewpoints between the conflicting parties, but the division of the Council into two supporting part of the current governor Raed al-Jubouri, and the last shows for the benefit of the minister and conservative race Ahmed Abdullah."[/ltr]
[ltr]Merhi and indicated that "today the situation has stabilized to keep the post of governor Raed al-Jubouri, and also the survival of the provincial council chairman Ahmed Karim in office as President of the Council, but there is an internal struggle still affect the situation of the province."[/ltr]
[ltr]For his part, MP Salahuddin Abdul Kahar Samarrai said that "the political conflict within the provincial council and the political blocs who has written the governor is essentially the-negative and is not intended to conflict pay to maintain the direction of reform, but the struggle for power, noting that so greatly affected the people of the province for their return to their areas impact on the reality of the security of displaced persons and reality.[/ltr]
[ltr]He said the Samurai "The members of the provincial council we find them moving in accordance with the policy framework is not within the service box and serve the people of the province, and these fluctuations have made the province undergoing multiple heart attacks and many changes, Kmaan reform process must be fast and lead the purpose for which it is possible to settle by the province."[/ltr]
[ltr]He called the Samurai central government to intervene in a positive way and that the groups do not support the other various interests, calling on everyone to stand one-stop, from the executive and the legislature to resolve the crisis, Salah al-Din.[/ltr]
[ltr]And confirms the Samurai "The provincial council has autonomy in place can conduct its business the way that leads to the picture of good or unacceptable and therefore they have to look to their parents, who have suffered so suffered as a result of military operations and terrorism Daash terror and displacement, instability and the citizen perceived eye is not satisfied and must adjust their role in this regard, stressing that the process of dissolution is not an easy process, but incoming and Mahtelmh that was going too far in the struggle for power in Salahuddin province. "[/ltr]
[ltr]The governor Raed Salah al-Din al-Jubouri earlier that 20 families returned to the north of Tikrit area after security forces were able to edit large parts.[/ltr]

[ltr]And on the issue of reconstruction Jubouri spoke to the reconstruction of liberated areas hit by the financial crisis experienced by the country, and some areas were destroyed infrastructure and residential neighborhoods by a large margin and need big money for reconstruction. "[/ltr]

[ltr]He added that "the local government in Salahuddin coordinate with the reconstruction of the devastated areas in coordination with the World Bank fund," pointing to "the allocation of grants is estimated B280 million Dolarwalta distributed by service ministries each according to its competence."[/ltr]

[ltr]He continued that "the allocation included the Ministry of Health, which allocated $ 70 million to rebuild the shattered hospitals $ 100 million to the Ministry of Construction and Housing to rehabilitate bridges and distributed the rest of the grant on the electricity, sewage and water systems maintenance" ./ ended / P 40[/ltr]




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