Iraqi experts: Iraq did not discover investment after

Iraqi experts: Iraq did not discover investment after

on: May 24, 2016 

Hlbar- Iraqi Zarah health and the Sunni Endowment presented at the second session of the conference and exhibition of Arab Iraq "reconstruction and investment in 2016," being held at the Oman reconstruction projects and investment opportunities in the Iraqi health sector for present and future phases.

The head of Iraq's Sunni Endowment, Dr. Abdul Latif Alhmam during the meeting that the Iraqi state needs to civilian legal system that regulates civilian life and ensure the distribution of opportunities and rights fairly and transparently.

He said the main problem for Iraq since the foot is in determining the identity of the state in economic terms, which have not been identified since 1958 so far, while the economic system swings between socialist gown capitalist, and sometimes capital has no color, pointing out that the economic and monetary policies are determined identity and economic approach taken in the state.

And about the investment opportunities in Iraq between Alhmam that there are great investment opportunities in Iraq, and it needs a long term investment in various sectors and opportunities for profits high while investment in other countries does not achieve more than 10 percent of the total could be achieved in Iraq return, noting that the size of the mineral riches stored by Iraqi territory, in addition to a balanced climate.

He explained that the controversy over the truth in the Iraqi state is problematic structural level of the Iraqi economy, which needs to be bold and decisive decisions to ensure a balance between economic and social security, noting that a total of 2 percent of the people who represent the oil sector supports approximately 98 percent of the citizens, and that there is a surplus great in government employment, which number more than 7 million citizens do not contribute to domestic production by more than 2 percent.

He said Iraq's economic future promising future if Matoffer stability, prudent financial management.

For his part, Dr. Khamis Hussein al-Saad from the Iraqi Embassy Health Office in Amman that the Iraqi public health sector big size compared to the private sector, providing health services almost free than heavy financial burden born on the Iraqi state, explaining that the public and private sectors are sending numbers but a few of the patients for treatment outside Iraq.

Saad predicted increase in investment in the health sector as a result of the presence of an increasing need for current and future health services in all the provinces to get into percentages and standards of regional and global in this regard.

He stressed the need of the health sector to hospitals and specialized centers for the various branches of medicine, as well as the growing need also to set up modern factories for medicines and medical supplies, and that there are areas damaged as a result of military actions led to increased demand for health services.

And he gave Saad casually between the number of civil hospital for the whole of Iraq and of 119 Hospital, the number of unprepared beds for inpatient by 3687 beds, while some provinces settings lacking in any Ahli Hospital, and that the bulk of the civil hospitals stationed in Baghdad, followed by Arbil and Sulaymaniyah.

He stressed the need to increase the number of specialties, hospitals and specialized centers in the private sector for all provinces in Iraq, especially with the growth of the affected provinces needs of terrorism regarding the health situation in the near term, and the reconstruction of damaged health institutions in general to be able to receive and treat patients, provide hospitals, health centers and mobile ambulances, repair and rehabilitation of water and sanitation systems and improving the health of all inputs to reduce disease and prevent epidemics, and provide for the needs of health institutions, in addition to mental health for the rehabilitation of the displaced and affected by the abusive programs.