Urgent Al-Kazemi is making changes in 8 deputy ministries

by **claud39** on Tue Sep 15, 2020 10:21 am

This will be my only post of the day, I told myself that the members of the forum should see the changes of the government !!

Have a lovely day everybody !!!

Claud (Moose)

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi made new changes in high positions.

09/14/2020

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The new change affected 8 agents of ministries.

Today, Al-Kazemi issued orders to change 9 important positions, namely:

1 - Mustafa Ghaleb Makhaif Al-Kitab, governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, instead of Ali Ismail Al-Alaq, who ran the position as an agency.

2- Salem Jawad Abd al-Hadi al-Chalabi, Director of the Iraqi Trade Bank TBI

3- Suha Dawood Elias al-Najjar, Chairman of the National Investment Commission.

4- Hassan Halbous Hamza, Chairman of the Securities Commission.

5- Representative Khaled Al-Obaidi, Deputy for Operations Affairs of the Iraqi National Intelligence Service.

6- Faleh Younis Hassan, an agent of the National Security Agency.

7- Alaa Jawad Hamid, Chairman of the Integrity Commission.

8- Sami Al-Masoudi, head of the Hajj and Umrah Commission.

9- Manhal Aziz Raouf Al-Haboubi, Secretary of Baghdad.

Ammar Al-Masoudi

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by **claud39** on Tue Sep 15, 2020 10:23 am

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Tuesday 15 September 2020

Urgent Al-Kazemi is making changes in 8 deputy ministries Alsabaah-45441

Urgent Al-Kazemi is making changes in 8 deputy ministries Alsabaah-45441

Baghdad: Awa and the morning: Omar Abdul Latif

The changes made by Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi in higher positions and special ranks constituted one of the priorities of the current government, and they are in response to the aspiration of the popular movement and citizens in general who are demanding change and reform of state institutions.

The new changes that Al-Kazemi made on Monday included the appointment of 9 figures Important sites that have always had a direct impact on public life in the country. They start with the Baghdad Municipality and the Central Bank and end with the Integrity Commission.

Hours after the issuance of the list of appointments to important positions, members of the House of Representatives welcomed them, with emphasis on legal points related to these changes, and the deputy of the coalition of "Iraqis" Ali Al-Badiri believed that all the changes that Al-Kazemi made in the positions related to the independent bodies fall within what he pledged In front of the people and their representatives in the House of Representatives that he “will bear the full responsibility to go the country to a safe shore.”

He preceded the political forces - during the formation of the government - to give the green light to the Prime Minister and the full space to choose whom he deems appropriate to confront the government cabinet, to be responsible for it before the people Iraqi and his representatives in the House of Representatives in case of success or failure.

Al-Badiri added, "The names he announced, regardless of whether some of them are acceptable or not, are the first and last choice for the prime minister, and we have previously confirmed that we will remain supportive of the Al-Kazemi government as long as it is consistent with the demands of the masses and the reference calls for reform, change and fighting corruption."

Weights other changes that will extend to senior positions and special ranks that will be witnessed in the next few days, as part of Al-Kazemi's policy of pumping new and successful blood into state institutions. Member of Parliament Azad Hamid said in an interview with Al-Sabah:

“Those changes that have taken place in many positions and independent bodies are good. Especially since there are names known for their success during their several positions during the previous phase.This campaign of changes came after the many demands by the street and some officials that managers and presidents who have been in office for years should be replaced, in order to be replaced by others who could devise successful strategies in line with Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi's vision of building the state.

The Parliamentary Legal Committee, for its part, had an opinion on the changes made by Al-Kazimi, as the deputy head of the committee, Muhammad Al-Ghazi, says: “The appointments announced (Monday) are considered within the powers of the Prime Minister to make changes to government positions, but they need Parliament's approval. ».

He added, "If the names are passed through the Council of Ministers and referred to the House of Representatives officially, the Council will exercise its authority to review the CVs of the new appointees," indicating that "the special grades of Deputy Minister and above must be voted on in the House of Representatives."

Al-Ghazi pointed out that "Al-Kazemi's appointment to senior positions will be temporary under the agency system, until the names that will be officially appointed are reached." Earlier on Monday, the Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, made changes to senior positions, and a government source told the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that “the changes that Al-Kazemi made in a number of positions included the following:

Mustafa Ghaleb Makhaif, governor of the Central Bank, Soha Dawood Elias Al-Najjar as Chairman of the National Investment Authority, Engineer Manhal Aziz Raouf Al-Haboubi, Mayor of Baghdad, Salem Jawad Abdul-Hadi Al-Chalabi as Director of the Iraqi Trade Bank TBI, Dr. Khaled Al-Obeidi, Deputy Operations Affairs for the Iraqi National Intelligence Service, Faleh Yunus Hassan, as an agent of the National Security Agency, Faisal Wissam Al-Humais as Chairman of the Authority Securities, Sheikh Sami Al-Masoudi as Chairman of the Hajj and Umrah Authority, Alaa Jawad Hamid as Chairman of the Integrity Commission.

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