Symposium: economic reform is expected after the withdrawal of foreign
troops
Discussed the expanded symposium hosted by
the Iraqi Center for Development Information Iraqi reality after the scheduled withdrawal of foreign troops and the end
of this month, the implications of withdrawal on the future of the country.
Said Dr. Adnan al-Sarraj told the independent press (Iba) on the
sidelines of the seminar: economic reforms and
development in agricultural and industrial areas is expected after the
withdrawal of foreign for several reasons, one being that the government will
open wider to the nations of the world after the end of the final complex files
such as debt and create a climate for investment and provide job security for
domestic and foreign capital.
He said the aim of the
establishment of the symposium is part of the Center plans to follow up
on issues related to reality, especially the Iraqi side of
political, economic and social development.
Sarraj said
that the issue of the scheduled withdrawal of foreign forces from the end of
this month, the most prominent current issues that require civil society
organizations and official bodies focus and discussion and to prepare them.
Sarraj said to emphasize the importance of economic issues with respect to
the situation after the Iraqi withdrawal. He reports that several studies have
shown that Iraq is on the verge of a economic recovery in the coming
years.
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troops
Discussed the expanded symposium hosted by
the Iraqi Center for Development Information Iraqi reality after the scheduled withdrawal of foreign troops and the end
of this month, the implications of withdrawal on the future of the country.
Said Dr. Adnan al-Sarraj told the independent press (Iba) on the
sidelines of the seminar: economic reforms and
development in agricultural and industrial areas is expected after the
withdrawal of foreign for several reasons, one being that the government will
open wider to the nations of the world after the end of the final complex files
such as debt and create a climate for investment and provide job security for
domestic and foreign capital.
He said the aim of the
establishment of the symposium is part of the Center plans to follow up
on issues related to reality, especially the Iraqi side of
political, economic and social development.
Sarraj said
that the issue of the scheduled withdrawal of foreign forces from the end of
this month, the most prominent current issues that require civil society
organizations and official bodies focus and discussion and to prepare them.
Sarraj said to emphasize the importance of economic issues with respect to
the situation after the Iraqi withdrawal. He reports that several studies have
shown that Iraq is on the verge of a economic recovery in the coming
years.
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