After obtaining the confidence of Parliament, Iraqi President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid stressed that the formation of the new government is a basic step to overcome crises, stressing the need to obtain support to meet the aspirations and aspirations of the people.
Khudair Al-Khuzai, the chairman of the political bureau of the preachers of Islam in Iraq, revealed this at his greeting on Friday at the Peace Palace in the nation’s capital, Baghdad.
According to a statement from the president cited by the Iraqi News Agency “conscious,” Rashid emphasised that the current situation calls for bolstering national unity, overcoming challenges, and working to maintain stability in the nation and defend citizen security.
It is notable that the government of Muhammad Shi’a Al-Sudani received unanimous approval from the parliament on Thursday following the presentation of its government programme.
According to “conscious,” the ministerial curriculum includes trying to restructure the banking, service, and economic sectors. This was agreed upon by all political factions.
The ministerial curriculum also placed a strong emphasis on a number of key ideas, such as addressing issues of poverty and unemployment, fighting financial and administrative corruption, addressing the electricity crisis, shielding underprivileged groups from society, advancing the industry, accelerating the reconstruction of liberated areas, concluding the file of the displaced, and enhancing services.
Along with preventing corruption and the misuse of public funds, other goals include raising the standard of telecommunications services, protecting them, expanding the transportation industry, and reorganising the public budget.
It is notable that the Sudanese have previously emphasised that corruption poses a greater threat than the Korona pandemic since it is the root cause of numerous economic issues, undermines governmental authority, spreads poverty and unemployment, and results in subpar public services.
The Iraqi President: Establishing a government is a crucial first step in resolving difficulties
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