Deputy: General agents and directors who live in their posts and are recruited by an
Deputy: General agents and directors who live in their posts and are recruited by an important ministry
Dozens of undersecretaries and general directors of state ministries and institutions have become "like the feudal lords" in their posts without being changed, a deputy in the House of Representatives said on Thursday.
A member of parliament told Alsumaria News that "dozens of agents and general directors are living in ministries and state institutions and have become like the feudal lords in these ministries." ".
He added that "there are important and vital ministries have direct contact with citizens as well as the national economy, such as the Ministry of Interior, oil and transport, and still agents and general directors live in them without being changed and added new blood in these important sites for the development of work," pointing out that "some ministries such as oil "This is surprising and we have more than one question mark."
The MP called "the government to change these agents and general managers immediately and inject new blood, in order to get rid of the administrative routine in these ministries and departments and institutions affiliated and to provide the best service and production of the citizen and the state," pointing out that "these agents and managers get privileges, wheels and protections All of this weighed on the federal state's budget at a time when the government was talking about austerity and cutting costs.
The deputy pointed out that "a lot of agents and general managers are influential in these ministries and supported by political parties without the experience or qualification qualified for the position they hold, and therefore they have put a burden on the state as a result of poor performance and high salary," pointing out that "these represent "The kind of corruption that the government is trying to fight."
According to specialists, most of the agents, general managers and directors of independent bodies are appointed by proxy and have not been voted in the House of Representatives, although the Constitution stressed the need to be appointed deputy ministers and directors of independent bodies by parliament.
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