The government votes to allocate 10 billion dinars for health to finance drug contracts

The government votes to allocate 10 billion dinars for health to finance drug contracts



Editor Haidar Majid - Tuesday, November 14,

Alsumaria News / Baghdad
, the voice of the Council of Ministers , on Tuesday, the allocation of $ 10 billion dinars from the reserves of emergency to the Ministry of Health for the purposes of financing medicine contracts, as voted on the first draft amendment to the Law of the Integrity Commission No. 30 Law of 2011.

The Information Office of the Prime Minister in a statement received, Alsumaria News, a copy of it, " The Council of Ministers held its regular meeting on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Haider al - Abadi , " noting that "Abadi , the face of the Council of Ministers to form a working group of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, ministries and relevant agencies to carry out an inventory and assessment of the human and material damage that hit the provinces of To Sulaymaniyah and Diyala and other areas due to the earthquake and report immediate needs. "

The office added that "the Council directed to hold a deliberative meeting between the representatives of the Ministries of Interior, Reconstruction, Housing and Municipalities on activating the work of the central balances under the laws and regulations in force for the ministries and monitoring the irregularities and propose practical solutions to regulate the work of the weights stations to ensure the smoothness required to maintain public money. He continued
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office, that " the Council voted on the draft vision of Iraq for the future of the region based on the development and extension of security instead of disputes and wars , " pointing out that " the Council voted to allocate $ 10 billion dinars from the reserves of emergency to the Ministry of Health for the purpose of financing medicines contracts as top priority For the ministry. "

The Bureau pointed out that "the Council voted on the draft amendment to the first law of the Integrity Commission No. 30 of 2011."

It is noteworthy that the Council of Ministers held on Tuesday of each week a regular session for the purpose of voting on a number of laws and discuss other laws.

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