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Iraq worried about rush to become a member of the World Trade Organization
27/09/2011 12:41
Baghdad, September 27 / September (Rn) - the Commerce Department showed the Iraqi fear of the rush to Iraq to get permanent membership of the WTO and said that this would create confusion in the economy in the absence of legislation and economic controls eligible.
The Chairman of the Legislation Committee of the Committee to join the World Trade Organization Ali that "speed up the procedures to join WTO and to obtain permanent membership without making broad changes in business dealings will cause major economic problems of Iraq."
He told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) on Tuesday, that "there is a need to enact legislation supporting the economic transformation of Iraq from a closed economy to a free and activating the role of Iraq in the global market."
Iraq seeks to obtain permanent membership in the WTO rather than an observer member, as is the case at the moment.
Abdul Razak pointed out that "Iraq to gain full membership in the organization depends on the extent of legislation on its system of economic and the flexibility of the Iraqi economy."
The team was Iraq's accession to the WTO was established on December 13 / December 2004, and presented a memorandum for membership in the organization on September 16 / September 2005, was the adoption of Iraq observer at January 24, 2007, and began the meetings of the first round of the Group work in 2007, followed by a second round of meetings in 2008, then the third round the end of 2009.
He pointed out that "joining Iraq in a series can only be submitted after the Iraqi list of amendments to the legislation and the level of economic applications for the development of private banking."
"The accession will contribute to reducing unemployment and expanding the activities of the national industry in both its private and government sectors and make better use of resources and provides multiple options for Iraqi consumers."
The WTO was established in 1995 and comprises 147 countries world as permanent members.
The organization aims to create a world economy that preserves the rights of consumers and product through the system of international laws by hiring a full state resources and prevent the sale of goods with non-universal impulse.
Iraq worried about rush to become a member of the World Trade Organization
27/09/2011 12:41
Baghdad, September 27 / September (Rn) - the Commerce Department showed the Iraqi fear of the rush to Iraq to get permanent membership of the WTO and said that this would create confusion in the economy in the absence of legislation and economic controls eligible.
The Chairman of the Legislation Committee of the Committee to join the World Trade Organization Ali that "speed up the procedures to join WTO and to obtain permanent membership without making broad changes in business dealings will cause major economic problems of Iraq."
He told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) on Tuesday, that "there is a need to enact legislation supporting the economic transformation of Iraq from a closed economy to a free and activating the role of Iraq in the global market."
Iraq seeks to obtain permanent membership in the WTO rather than an observer member, as is the case at the moment.
Abdul Razak pointed out that "Iraq to gain full membership in the organization depends on the extent of legislation on its system of economic and the flexibility of the Iraqi economy."
The team was Iraq's accession to the WTO was established on December 13 / December 2004, and presented a memorandum for membership in the organization on September 16 / September 2005, was the adoption of Iraq observer at January 24, 2007, and began the meetings of the first round of the Group work in 2007, followed by a second round of meetings in 2008, then the third round the end of 2009.
He pointed out that "joining Iraq in a series can only be submitted after the Iraqi list of amendments to the legislation and the level of economic applications for the development of private banking."
"The accession will contribute to reducing unemployment and expanding the activities of the national industry in both its private and government sectors and make better use of resources and provides multiple options for Iraqi consumers."
The WTO was established in 1995 and comprises 147 countries world as permanent members.
The organization aims to create a world economy that preserves the rights of consumers and product through the system of international laws by hiring a full state resources and prevent the sale of goods with non-universal impulse.