Advisor to the slaves: coming to economic risks

Advisor to the slaves: coming to economic risks



Twilight News

2 hours ago

The economic adviser to the Iraqi government, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh on Wednesday of economic risks threatening Iraq if the process of forming the government exceeded the specified time limits.

Expectations of the delay in the formation of the Iraqi government because of the complexities imposed by the results of the recent elections that took place on the 12 of this May and the accompanying protests and appeals and attempts to cancel the results in whole or in part, the latest decisions of the Iraqi parliament in this regard.

"There is a short period of natural transition to be borne by the national economy until the parliamentary session is changed, and it does not exceed one month," Saleh told Twilight News.

"If the formation of the parliament and the emergence of an executive authority or a new government are to take place outside of normal times, this will have a detrimental effect on economic life," he said.

"Among these risks is the transformation of the government and executive authority into the so-called conduct of business, which weakens its role in the drawing or adoption of any future economic programs and important future and the absence of signs that encourage investment or economic decisions in the market and postpone until the statement of position on the direction of the next government "He said.

Following the publication of the results, which led to the issuance of the alliance, "Saaun" backed by the Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, and the list of "Fatah" backed by factions close to Iran, followed by the list of "victory" led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi, protested political figures in the window of power in years , And called for re-counting and counting or canceling the election results.

Experts believe the growing fraud allegations may be linked to a frustrated political reaction because of their loss of power, rather than to a possible political earthquake in a country determined to close a three-year war against the organization of an Islamic state.

According to informed political sources that the political blocs winning in the recent elections, ended the stage of discussions and dialogues and took the pulse, and moved to a new stage includes identifying the parties to the largest parliamentary bloc that will form the government.

After identifying the largest bloc, the political parties will enter into new negotiations aimed at selecting the prime minister and distributing positions and ministries.

However, all these stages were suspended because of the changes witnessed by the electoral scene.

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