Al-Kazemi: The infamous coin auction is in the past
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi, during his presidency, yesterday, Tuesday, in a regular session of the Council of Ministers, confirmed that there are attempts to obstruct the work of the government in light of the many challenges facing the country, indicating that the government has succeeded in preventing the collapse of the country economically and financially, and it took an important reform step represented by the White Paper This contributed to the continuation of regular payment of salaries, after there were those who were betting on the collapse of the situation.
Al-Kazemi explained that the Central Bank’s reserves have grown and increased by four billion dollars, after accusations by the government that it will bankrupt the reserve, stressing that the government has been able to reduce the corruption of the notorious currency auction, and it has become a thing of the past.
The ministers directed all the ministers not to repeat the mistakes of previous governments in dealing with strategic files, and not to deal with bureaucracy with these important files, stressing the importance of diagnosing challenges and not giving in to them, and working to overcome obstacles and move forward in the stages of completion.
The Prime Minister called on the ministries of health, finance and planning to work towards ending the file of hospitals that have been lagging since 2009 and before, directing that dealing with the purchase of vaccines be directly with countries and manufacturers, and absolutely preventing dealing with intermediary companies.
On foreign affairs, he stressed that Iraq has succeeded in returning to its important role externally, and that there is great confidence in it now, for the important roles it played in the field of appeasement and dialogue.