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Deputy: The President of the Republic must respond to the demonstrators by nominating an independent Prime Minister
Editing Date: 12/15/2019 10:45 • 111 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The deputy of the Alliance of Saireon al-Shammari affirmed that 16 years after the fall of the previous regime and the start of the current political process, the country is now facing a historic turning point.
Al-Shammari said in a press statement that "the people, through their current demonstrations and ongoing sit-ins, seemed to say out loud that they did not wish to repeat the building of the government according to quotas and to rotate the hatch of faces and personalities."
Al-Shammari added that "the peaceful demonstrators expressing the hopes and aspirations of the people from one end to the other will not return without achieving what they went out for, by building a new Iraq based on national bases, ending the flabby construction based on political and sectarian quotas."
He stressed "the necessity for the President of the Republic, the sponsor of the constitution, to be responsible, to listen to the voice of the street and open the door wide for those representing peaceful demonstrators in and positive response to their desire for an independent prime minister who was never a party to the current political process based on known principles rejected by them for A better future for everyone. "
Al-Shammari added that "the peaceful demonstrators expressing the hopes and aspirations of the people from one end to the other will not return without achieving what they went out for, by building a new Iraq based on national bases, ending the flabby construction based on political and sectarian quotas."
He stressed "the necessity for the President of the Republic, the sponsor of the constitution, to be responsible, to listen to the voice of the street and open the door wide for those representing peaceful demonstrators in and positive response to their desire for an independent prime minister who was never a party to the current political process based on known principles rejected by them for A better future for everyone. "
Allawi, in a message in favor of: The next government is miniature and temporary, the ceiling of which does not exceed one year
15-12-2019 12:46 PM
Baghdad / news
The President of the National Coalition, Iyad Allawi, sent a message to President of the Republic Barham Salih regarding the formation of the next government.
In his letter to Saleh, Allawi stressed, according to a statement of his office, Al-Akhbaria received a copy of it that "the next government should be a mini-government that does not exceed one year and does not run for elections, preparing for fair and transparent elections with a new election law."
Allawi called in his private message to "accelerate in finding a solution to the current crisis, as he made four proposals that would find appropriate solutions to get out of the current crisis and reach the conditions to the desired stability situation, when a permanent government takes over the outputs of the economy and increases job opportunities and completes the referral of spoilers and those involved in Peaceful Iraqis were killed by the judiciary in public trials. "
Iraqi demonstrators are calling for the selection of a prime minister from the scene of the sit-in
The demonstrators of Iraq demanded that no candidate be nominated to form the new government proposed by the political parties and forces in the country, and they confirmed that they would soon announce the name of a candidate from the middle of the demonstrations and sit-ins, while the Parliamentary Bloc of Al-Rafidain called for peaceful demonstrators to withdraw from the demonstration squares for a week or two of In order to "sort the infiltrators."
A press statement distributed in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square yesterday, and read out through loudspeakers, said: “We call on the Iraqi President, Barham Saleh, in the name of all Iraqis and the sit-in squares in all the provinces that rise to deny nomination of any candidate offered by political parties and forces, and to align themselves with the street and hear his opinion with the candidates and take into consideration Mind the specifications.
The statement added: "We confirm our ability to nominate those we see that meet our aspirations and fulfill our aspirations, and that is appropriate for the next stage and advance our reality. We have also informed the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations that the name of our candidate be launched close to the center of demonstrations and sit-ins."
Blocs and parties, represented by the Al-Fateh Alliance in the Iraqi parliament, the second largest bloc in the Iraqi parliament, are seeking to put the name of Mohammed Shiaa Al-Sudani, a leader in the Islamic Dawa party led by Nuri al-Maliki, to fill the position, which is rejected by the "Saeron" bloc led by Muqtada al-Sadr and the demonstrators, in addition to that The Shiite authority had previously requested the candidacy of a person who had not held any government post after 2003.
Yesterday, the deputy of the "Sadikon" coalition, Hassan Salem, confirmed that the news of assigning the "Sudanese" as prime minister are media leaks only, explaining that there is as yet no official decision to do so.
Al-Sudani’s name began to circulate heavily on communication sites and the media as a candidate for the administration of the Iraqi government, following the resignation of Adel Abdul Mahdi, who is still managing matters in the form of business conduct.
And the trend of victory, wisdom and Sunni currents opposes the nomination of a candidate from within the political process to fill the position of prime minister, and they prefer a candidate that is consistent with the proposals of the protesters. Or a government that completes the term of the resigning government.
The 15-day deadline is nearing the end under which the Iraqi President, Barham Salih, can constitutionally appoint a candidate to form a government according to the Iraqi constitution, as the deadline will end at midnight tomorrow.
Protesters suggested that the coming hours could witness the announcement of a personal nomination from inside the demonstration and sit-in arenas for the position of head of an interim government that runs the country for a period of six months working on preparing a new election law.
For its part, the Rafidain Parliamentary Bloc called on peaceful demonstrators to withdraw from the pretending arenas for a week or two in order to "sort the entrenched" and return peacefully after that period, indicating the "seriousness" of Parliament and political forces in carrying out reforms and meeting demands.
The head of the bloc, Representative Yonadam Kanna, said, "Parliament and political forces are serious in trying to make reforms and meet popular demands, among which is the selection of a person to occupy the position of prime minister that meets the national specifications."
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Iran, warned of a "decisive response" if US interests were harmed in Iraq after a series of missile attacks on military bases.
"We must seize this opportunity to remind Iran's leaders that any attacks on their side or their representatives of any identity are detrimental to the Americans, our allies, or our interests, and they will be answered decisively," Pompeo said in a statement.
He added: "Iran must respect the sovereignty of its neighbors, and stop immediately supporting third parties in Iraq and throughout the region."
This warning comes after 10 missile attacks since October 28, targeting military bases sheltering American soldiers or American diplomatic missions in Iraq, including the United States embassy in the heavily fortified Green Zone in the capital Baghdad, the last of which was launched last weekend at a complex that includes American soldiers near Baghdad International Airport. The US Secretary of State attributed the attacks, which no one has claimed responsibility for, to "Iran's agents", expressing his hope for "the speedy and complete recovery of the brave Iraqi soldiers who were wounded in the attacks."
Our embassy in Baghdad invited Kuwaitis to leave Iraq
15/12/2019
Baghdad - "KUNA": The Kuwaiti embassy in Baghdad renewed its invitation to Kuwaiti citizens not to travel to Iraq at the present time, and also called those present there to leave immediately, in order to preserve their security and safety in light of the conditions currently witnessed by Iraq. The embassy confirmed in a statement, "KUNA" obtained a copy yesterday, Friday, the need to adhere to and abide by the laws in Iraq that prohibit sniping (hunting) in all Iraqi territories, noting that violating those laws falls under the penalty of "up to the prison." She hoped that "security and stability will prevail throughout Iraq." Iraq has been witnessing protests for more than 40 days to demand better services, job opportunities, the dismissal of the government, the amendment of the constitution, and the approval of a new election law that ends the dominance of large political blocs in parliament.
Member of wisdom: The next prime minister faces three difficult tasks ... and reveals their details
Editing Date: 12/15/2019 23:00 • 183 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} A member of the National Wisdom Movement, Acer Al-Jadri, revealed three tasks that will face the next prime minister.
Al-Jadri {for Al-Furat News} said that “the recent tweet of the head of the National Wisdom Movement, Mr. Ammar Al-Hakim, confirms and strengthens the constants in the subject of choosing the next prime minister and with the people's choices as the main player who adds to the political process and out of the crisis.”
He added, "We are with the independent candidate who is able to proceed with this transitional stage and with a specific time, and we will deprive the opinions and positions of the political blocs, but we are with the will of the people," noting that "a new candidate for prime minister may emerge that the Iraqi street will accept."
Al-Jadri added that "restoring security, returning normalcy, and working to proceed with early elections are among the most prominent actions of the new prime minister," noting that "the religious authority has entrusted the task of reform to the rising street and recommends that it is the true starting point for accomplishing what it started by taking to the street and demanding reform."
He added that "the political system that was built on quotas is difficult to dismantle, because positions and positions that were part of them for the survival of some parties cannot be abandoned and it is a real battle in this field," stressing that "the battle of corruption is a battle that everyone is concerned with."
Al-Jadri added, "Managing the country properly is everyone's responsibility and needs full support from north to south."
Regarding the vote on the new election law, Al-Jadri said, "Matters will be released in the law for the next two days, as the parliamentary legal committee will place parliament in two options {multiple districts} and {individual districts in light of the population}.”
Al-Jadri concluded by saying that "by returning to the experts participating in the parliament sessions, they will lead to effective and important solutions in the issue of voting on the law, and we are in wisdom still trying to obtain the support of political forces by going to the individual constituencies."
He added, "We are with the independent candidate who is able to proceed with this transitional stage and with a specific time, and we will deprive the opinions and positions of the political blocs, but we are with the will of the people," noting that "a new candidate for prime minister may emerge that the Iraqi street will accept."
Al-Jadri added that "restoring security, returning normalcy, and working to proceed with early elections are among the most prominent actions of the new prime minister," noting that "the religious authority has entrusted the task of reform to the rising street and recommends that it is the true starting point for accomplishing what it started by taking to the street and demanding reform."
He added that "the political system that was built on quotas is difficult to dismantle, because positions and positions that were part of them for the survival of some parties cannot be abandoned and it is a real battle in this field," stressing that "the battle of corruption is a battle that everyone is concerned with."
Al-Jadri added, "Managing the country properly is everyone's responsibility and needs full support from north to south."
Regarding the vote on the new election law, Al-Jadri said, "Matters will be released in the law for the next two days, as the parliamentary legal committee will place parliament in two options {multiple districts} and {individual districts in light of the population}.”
Al-Jadri concluded by saying that "by returning to the experts participating in the parliament sessions, they will lead to effective and important solutions in the issue of voting on the law, and we are in wisdom still trying to obtain the support of political forces by going to the individual constituencies."
Revealing his reason for staying ... Abdul Latif: Abdul-Mahdi continued to work despite his resignation in violation of the constitution
15-12-2019 12:37 PM Baghdad / news
Judge and former Minister Wael Abdel Latif confirmed today, Sunday, that the resignation of the resigned Prime Minister, Adel Abdel Mahdi, is in violation of the constitution, which stipulates that the President of the Republic takes over the administration of the government in the event of the Prime Minister's resignation upon its announcement.
He added in a statement to "Al-Ikhbaria" that "the political conflict and sensitivity have hindered the implementation of this clause and have made the government conduct business."
And that "Abdul-Mahdi will leave his position next Tuesday and be replaced by the President of the Republic in the absence of a candidate to head the government."
Security Council Press Statement on Iraq
Iraq, December 15, 2019
The members of the Security Council welcomed efforts for an inclusive dialogue between the Government and people of Iraq to urgently deliver reforms aimed at addressing legitimate demands over economic opportunity, governance and electoral legislation. The members of the Security Council reiterated their support for the independence, sovereignty, unity, territorial integrity and prosperity of Iraq.
The members of the Security Council expressed grave concern at the loss of life of those demonstrating and at the killing, maiming and arbitrary arrests of unarmed demonstrators. The members of the Security Council acknowledged the right to peaceful assembly in Iraq and called for Iraqi authorities to promptly conduct transparent investigations into the violence against those demonstrating.
They expressed concern over the killing or maiming of unarmed demonstrators and security forces. The members of the Security Council expressed concern over the involvement of armed groups in extrajudicial killings and kidnappings. The members of the Security Council called for maximum restraint and urged all to refrain from violence or the destruction of critical infrastructure.
The members of the Security Council reaffirmed their support for efforts led by the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) and Special Representative of the Secretary-General Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, in accordance with resolution 2470 (2019), to support and assist the Government of Iraq and the Iraqi people with inclusive political dialogue, national- and community-level reconciliation, and electoral assistance to the Government of Iraq and Independent High Electoral Commission.
The members of the Security Council reiterated their support for Iraq’s continued post-conflict recovery, stabilization, reconstruction, reconciliation, development, and reform efforts to meet the needs of all Iraqis and reaffirmed the security of Iraq, particularly in light of Iraq’s territorial victory over Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as Da’esh).
The members of the Security Council recognized the importance of the Government of Iraq upholding the values set forth in the Iraqi Constitution and responding to the needs of all Iraqis, including women, youth, children, displaced persons and persons belonging to all ethnic and religious groups.
The Sadr Alliance: We will refuse to nominate any name for the presidency of the Iraqi government that does not meet the conditions of the demonstrators
15/12/2019 Reuters
The "Saeron" coalition in Iraq, led by Sadr movement leader Muqtada Al-Sadr, confirmed today, Sunday, his refusal to nominate any name to head the Iraqi government unless the conditions of the demonstrators met him.
Al-Hakim presents a plan to meet the demands of the demonstrators and declares his support for any candidate for prime minister agreed upon by the Iraqis
The coalition deputy, Mohammed al-Ghazzi, said in a press statement: "As we are fully committed to everything that would do justice to the oppressed Iraqi people, we proudly announce that we will stand with rejection in the face of any project to install a partisan figure, or a person involved in a previous position, for the position of prime minister, as well as We strongly reject the passage of anyone who does not meet the conditions of the demonstrators. "
He continued: "In my name and in the name of the Bloc of Other Walkers, I declare that we will support any character agreed upon by the demonstrators in the demonstration arenas. This is a promise and a pledge to us before our people.
America warns Iran and its agents in Iraq: Any attacks will be decisively answered
Sunday 15 December 2019 - 02:00
Baghdad - Agencies: The United States of America warned Iran yesterday of a "decisive" response if its forces in Iraq were harmed, after a series of missile attacks on military bases. The United States said in a statement published by its embassy in Baghdad: "We take this opportunity to remind Iran's leaders that any attacks on their part, or by their proxies, whatever their identity, harm the Americans, our allies, or our interests, will be answered by a decisive American response."
The statement stressed that "Iran must respect the sovereignty of its neighbors and immediately stop providing aid and support to third parties in Iraq and throughout the region."
The statement continued: "Iranian agents recently carried out several attacks against bases where the Iraqi security forces are located alongside members of the American forces and the international coalition."
He added: “On December 9, they launched a missile attack on an Iraqi facility located in the compound of Baghdad International Airport, wounding six Iraqi soldiers, two of them in critical condition, followed by another missile attack on the airport on December 11,” noting: “We pray from These brave Iraqi soldiers have deferred and we hope they can recover quickly and completely from their wounds. ”
Al-Hakim presents a plan to meet the demands of the demonstrators and declares his support for any candidate for prime minister agreed upon by the Iraqis
Ammar al-Hakim, head of the opposition National Wisdom Stream in Iraq
The head of the opposition "National Wisdom Stream" in Iraq, Ammar Al-Hakim, announced his progress in a road map to meet the demands of the demonstrators, stressing his support for any candidate to head the government agreed upon by the Iraqis.
In a statement published today, Saturday, on his official account on Twitter, Hakim said: “Since we adopted the constructive opposition option, we continue and urge the rest of the powers to consolidate the foundations of the political system, evaluate its positives, and diagnose and remedy its negatives.”
He added: "Also today, and based on this, we clearly announce that we are with the choice of our people on the issue of a person and the characteristics of the prospective prime minister to form the transitional government."
Al-Hakim continued: "We confirm the absence of any candidate from us for this task and position, and we will support everyone who agrees on the word Iraqis in order to advance the reality of the current stage, and prepare for early elections to implement the demands of peaceful demonstrators."
In another statement published earlier on Saturday, al-Hakim announced a road map to meet the demands of the protesters, which consisted of 3 points.
He explained that the first point is to "accelerate the selection of an independent prime minister who enjoys popular acceptance, and the formation of a transitional government away from foreign interference", while the second point included "the enactment of a fair and just election law and the formation of an independent and fair commission."
He added that the third point lies in "preparing for early elections so that the people can exercise their constitutional role in choosing their representatives."
The Iraqi capital, Baghdad, and the southern provinces of the country, including Najaf, are witnessing since the beginning of last October, massive protests against the deterioration of living conditions and growing unemployment and corruption, which have turned into continuous clashes between demonstrators and security men, killing more than 500 people and wounding about 15 thousand others, as protests continue The demand for tougher measures to fight corruption and improve economic conditions, which previously led, Adel Abdul Mahdi, to resign from his position as Prime Minister.
Who will succeed Abdul-Mahdi in managing Iraq’s affairs?
02:00 Sunday 12/15/2019
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As a result of the growing public pressure and the ongoing demonstrations in Baghdad and nine other Iraqi governorates two months ago, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi submitted the resignation of his government to the Iraqi parliament. This resignation sparked widespread controversy, as the prime minister submitted it to the presidency of the parliament based on the advice of the President of the Federal Supreme Court, while Legal experts believe that his resignation should be submitted exclusively to the President of the Republic, and in both cases his government has become a caretaker, and it has entered the country in the whirlpool of the search for a new Prime Minister.
As a result of the growing public pressure and the ongoing demonstrations in Baghdad and nine other Iraqi governorates two months ago, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi submitted the resignation of his government to the Iraqi parliament. This resignation sparked widespread controversy, as the prime minister submitted it to the presidency of the parliament based on the advice of the President of the Federal Supreme Court, while Legal experts believe that his resignation should be submitted exclusively to the President of the Republic, and in both cases his government has become a caretaker, and it has entered the country in the whirlpool of the search for a new Prime Minister.
»Legal steps
Legal expert Ali Al-Tamimi said in a statement to a local newspaper that Abdul-Mahdi’s resignation must be presented to the President of the Republic according to Article (18) of the internal system of the Council of Ministers, and here the problem lies. After the “Saeron” bloc presented an official letter to the President of the Republic by giving up its right as a larger bloc In Parliament, a dispute arose between the blocs to determine who is the "oldest" to run for a new prime minister.
As leaks from within the parliament indicate that Al-Fateh, led by the head of the Badr Hadi al-Amiri organization, which is close to Iran and Soleimani's ally in Iraq, believes that the next prime minister should be an ally of the popular crowd, in a sign of her fear of being dissolved by the next prime minister, as he will become general commander For the army.
»Political blocs
The writer Bassem Al-Sheikh says: Iran will not abandon its interests in Iraq, and it is in its interest that the new prime minister be subordinate to it, like the resigned Abdul-Mahdi, so Qasim Soleimani will press heavily on the Shiite and Sunni blocs linked to Tehran to do so.
Professor of political science at the University of Kufa, Iyad Anbar, considers that the political blocs are in a state of “political nausea” currently, and they are now without options in front of the protesting street, but they are forced to accept arranging the conditions for early elections in an attempt to stay as long as possible in the current parliamentary session .
»File Resolution
For his part, political analyst Khaled Abdul-Ilah said: The Union of Sunni Forces has spoken clearly that the nomination must cross the quota barrier and sectarianism, and this has aroused the ire of some Shiite blocs that have begun to talk about the criterion of the political majority through which the selection is made. On the other hand, security expert Maan Al-Husseini confirms that the international community is pushing for the selection of a new, internationally acceptable prime minister who works away from Iran's influence.
So, we see that the political forces' wager on the time factor is a "loser", and the crowds will continue in the demonstration arenas until the inauguration of a new prime minister, but the important question that arises strongly remains, who will succeed Abdul Mahdi in managing Iraqi affairs? And who will install it?
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12-15-2019 Newshound Guru Kaperoni If the Central Bank decides to raise the value, it won't be overnight but via a float to counter pressure created by significant investment.
12-14-2019 Intel Guru Frank26 ...1 to 1 is not realistic. This is the first time I mention it to anybody...I don't worry about the rate. I don't think a program rate is enough to fulfill the budget. I also now don't think 1 to 1 is enough. Especially with the recalculations...
12-14-2019 Newshound Guru Samson Article: "Parliament holds its session next Monday and the election law is on its agenda"
12-14-2019 Newshound Guru Samson Article: "Parliament holds its session next Monday and the election law is on its agenda"
12-14-2019 Intel/Newshound Gurus Frank26 & Walkingstick ...IMO we know it's a 1 to 1 rate because they told us and we have the articles to prove it. But [Guru] Walkingstick said, 'don't be surprised. They said 1 to 1 but it could be higher.'...
12-14-2019 Intel Guru Delta ...I have 99% belief that we are going to see this from now to the 2nd of January...
12-14-2019 Intel Guru Frank26 ...They're telling you about the 2020 budget and oh my gosh it's huge! There's no way a program rate can do it. No way. Therefore I know a new rate is coming before or after the budget I don't care. I care they have made it crystal clear that a new rate will come to support this gigantic budget. This budget is so big. It is so monstrous that the purchasing power that they have now with the program rate is an impossibility for that rate 1190. Therefor I know a new rate is coming...
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ARTICLE 1 (from PM Mahdi's website)
At the time this report was submitted, there are no new articles posted on PM Mahdi's website.
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ARTICLE 2 (from Government of Iraq twitter account)
At the time this report was submitted, there are no new tweets posted on the Government of Iraq twitter account.
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Hakim: We do not have any candidate for prime minister, and we are for the people’s choice
12/14/2019 20:49
[Baghdad-where]
The leader of the National Wisdom Movement, Mr. Ammar Al-Hakim, confirmed today, Saturday, that the current does not have any candidate for prime minister, indicating that he is with the choice of the people of the people.
"Since we adopted the constructive opposition option, we are continuing and we urge the rest of the forces to articulate the foundations of the political system, evaluate its positives, and diagnose and address its negatives, and today also from this standpoint we clearly announce that we are with the choice of our people in the matter of a person and characteristics The prospective prime minister to form the transitional government, and we confirm that there is no candidate from us for this task and position, and we will support everyone who agrees on the word Iraqis to advance the reality of the current stage, and prepare for early elections to implement the demands of peaceful demonstrators. "
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Parliamentary Legal: The President of the Republic may act as the Prime Minister
12/14/2019 13:08
[Baghdad-where]
Deputy President of the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives, Mohamed Al-Ghazzi, confirmed today, Friday, that the President’s assumption of the position of Prime Minister is the scenario that the country will proceed in case the constitutional period expires tomorrow without assigning the President of the Republic a candidate to form the new government.
Al-Ghazi said in a press statement that, “According to the constitutional law, if the President of the Republic does not succeed in assigning a candidate to form a government within 15 days, the President of the Republic will act as Prime Minister until a new prime minister is chosen or assigned,” noting that “most likely a president will be assigned The Republic is personal in forming the government tomorrow, and it may not succeed, but the goal is not to have a constitutional vacuum or a violation of the articles of the constitution. "
The Deputy Chairman of the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives added, "The voice of the people was very loud in clarifying the specifications that should be described by the Prime Minister."
Parliament Speaker Mohamed Al-Halbousi addressed the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, by obtaining approval to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi submitted on 11/29/2019, stating that “according to Article (76) of the constitution, you are kindly requested to appoint a candidate to head the cabinet within 15 Days. "
The Deputy Chairman of the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives added, "The voice of the people was very loud in clarifying the specifications that should be described by the Prime Minister."
Parliament Speaker Mohamed Al-Halbousi addressed the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, by obtaining approval to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi submitted on 11/29/2019, stating that “according to Article (76) of the constitution, you are kindly requested to appoint a candidate to head the cabinet within 15 Days. "
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ARTICLE 5
An Iraqi factory returns to production after faltering for nearly 50 years
12/14/2019 18:50
[Baghdad-where]
An Iraqi factory for making [the cyclone] in Baghdad returned to production after a 50-year default, in conjunction with the campaign to support the national product.
Referred to the "Medal Cemetery" factory, which was established in 1976 in Baghdad in the Jamila Industrial Zone, and due to the lack of demand and the abundance of imported goods, the production of this factory has deteriorated during the past years.
The son of the factory owner, Ahmed Al-Fatimi, said in a press statement, "Today the situation has changed. The youth campaigns helped us to rotate the machines, employ the labor force, and equip the market with Iraqi goods."
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