January 21, 2010Zubaidi, Provincial Calls to Receiving 20 percent of T_khasisatha until the Budget is Passed
Said: "The States which switches off the debt of priority investment projects
بغداد ـ طه حسين Baghdad, Taha Hussein
Finance Minister Baqir Jabr Al-Zubaidi said the government would give priority in the selection of companies exploiting the States shall hide the debts on Iraq, as called for provinces to recognize twenty percent of the T_khasisatha to continue the implementation of their projects until the ratification of the 2010 budget.
Zubaidi said in an interview with the "morning" The decision of the government's priority is to make companies from countries which extinguished the debt by one hundred percent of investment in Iraq and contribute to the implementation of reconstruction projects, and expected that this would help in urging other nations to take similar steps to the steps of the initiators of to do so, noting that the ministry's efforts had been successful in persuading many countries to extinguish the debt, as happened recently with Denmark, in addition to the Ministry to obtain initial approval to a number of Arab States was insisting on its claims against Iraq to extinguish it completely.
On the other face of al-Zubaidi call through the "morning" to all the provinces to receive twenty percent of the amounts of financial allocations for each province, indicating that the ministry has, according to the law of financial management shall have full power regardless twenty percent of the amounts of financial allocations for each province, depending on the budget last year as window until the new budget is passed and ...
On the key reasons that caused re-balance in 2010 by Parliament and not to ratify it, the minister explained that there is a simple controversial points between the sides, but the main point of contention was between the parliament and the government has not been responded to by the government's claim was parliament transfer twenty percent of the amounts allocated to ministries of service to the budget of the provincial councils.
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