Cabinet approves recommendations for allocation of funds to purchase energy and gas

by **claud39** Wed Jun 19, 2019 8:51 am

Cabinet approves recommendations for allocation of funds to purchase energy and gas

19/06/2019

Cabinet approves recommendations for allocation of funds to purchase energy and gas 15804

Economy News Baghdad

The Iraqi cabinet held its regular session on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi.

The Council discussed, in accordance with a statement issued by the Information Office of the Prime Minister, several issues, including the issue of agencies, rules and criteria for appointment by origin, and decided to hold a special special session for this subject.

The Council issued a number of resolutions, most notably the adoption of the recommendations of the Ministerial Council on Energy on the allocation of funds for the purchase of energy and gas, and the amendment of the Council of Ministers (352 to 2017).

The Council of Ministers approved the formation of a committee headed by the Minister of Planning and the membership of the Ministers of Construction and Housing, Industry and Minerals, the Governor of Kirkuk and the President of the Office of Financial Supervision and Chairman of the Supreme Coordinating Committee for the provinces.

The Committee shall deal with the issue of the Kirkuk Provincial Council for the purpose of approving the investment plan for the province for the year 2019 and submit recommendations to the Council of Ministers.

The Council decided to introduce the Institute of Health Professions and Midwifery in the Shatrah district.

The Council of Ministers approved the increase of the monthly allowance allocated to the holy Abbasid threshold.

The Council approved the minutes of the meeting held on discussing the ongoing and stalled projects of the Secretariat of Baghdad, as well as the projects to be included in the investment plan and the regional development plan.

The Council approved the draft law on accession of the Republic of Iraq to the Nairobi International Convention for the Removal of Wastes in 2007.

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