26/09/2011 12:52
Baghdad, September 26 / September (Rn) - The head of the Planning Commission and follow-up in the province of Baghdad on Monday, the Iraqi Ministry of Finance allocated trillion and 100 billion dinars for the provincial council in the country's budget for the year 2012. suggest government figures that Iraq's budget for next year will amount to 131 trillion Iraqi dinars (about $ 112 billion), up 36% from the current year budget and a deficit of 23.3 trillion Iraqi dinars (20 billion dollars). The government says the deficit will be met from cash retained from the current year budget 2011 is internal and external borrowing and the proportion of savings expected from increased selling prices or increased oil production or borrowing from the IMF and World Bank. The Chairman of the Planning Commission and follow-up in the province of Baghdad, Muhammad al-Rubaie, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the Ministry of Finance allocated trillion hundred billion Iraqi dinars for the Baghdad Provincial Council in budget in 2012, to implement service projects and support the education sector, health and infrastructure projects of the capital Baghdad. " He added that "the budget in 2012 for the Baghdad Provincial Council will be supportive of the government institutions that implement service projects, health and education in the capital." According to the province of Baghdad, the capital needs to $ 15 billion allocated in the form of payments to the secretariat of Baghdad province for the purpose of improving the fact the service there. He said al-Rubaie said "the Baghdad Provincial Council works to monitor the performance of the Baghdad province and the Municipality of Baghdad and government institutions that implement projects in the capital." is scheduled to begin a law regulating the relationship between local administration in Baghdad and the federal government in legal terms, the law differs from the law of the capital, Baghdad, the provincial non-performing region, with the powers granted do not apply to all provinces on the province of Baghdad as the capital. From: Jafar Allonan. Manufacturing of: Walid al-Zaidi. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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