Abadi from Kuwait: The government still suffers from chronic administrative bureaucracy

Abadi from Kuwait: The government still suffers from chronic administrative bureaucracy



14-02-2018 01:22 PM

The Euphrates -
 
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said that investment in Iraq will help in reconstruction and that it will stimulate the economy and provide jobs.

Abadi said in a speech during the closing session of the Kuwait conference for the reconstruction of Iraq, today that the programs have been developed to qualify public companies of the state through partnership with the private sector, noting that 'the government is still suffering from a bureaucratic administrative chronic. "We are looking for real and strategic partnerships, fair and acceptable benefits for all, and we look forward to a deep understanding of our reality. We are well aware of the obstacles that slow the development process and hamper the entry of partners. We still suffer from bureaucratic bureaucracy, but we are working hard to streamline procedures and The current investment law in Iraq is one of the best laws in the region. However, the Iraqi government issued a package of regulations and instructions that facilitate the implementation of this law.

He added that the government was able to restore half of the total number of displaced people, which amounted to about 5 million people, stressing that the return of displaced persons is voluntary, and the rehabilitation of basic services quick projects encourage the return of displaced people to their areas, which is urgent, stressing that the insistence of the government To fight corruption and to create a successful environment, under clear and transparent work, and will not stop fighting corruption.

Abadi said that it is indispensable to support the restoration of stability in the restored areas and to continue the return of the displaced, because Iraq after defeating the organization is looking forward to the future with confidence and co-existence. Pointing out that Iraq is the land of opportunity and we aim to create a sound economic environment for all citizens, and we are working to simplify procedures for investors and we have to stop slack in public institutions.

For his part, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for continued coordination of international efforts to rebuild Iraq, noting that Iraqis are building 'a new Iraq and must be assisted. Adding that Iraq is ready to carry out the necessary reform in the financial and economic sectors, 'noting that' Iraqis are building a new Iraq and must help them. '

He concluded by saying that reconciliation in Iraq should include accountability for the crimes that I have committed, pointing out that millions of displaced persons have returned to their areas in Iraq, and we must help them to restore stability to these areas.

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