Minister of Planning announces completion of five-year development plan for 2024-2028

Minister of Planning announces completion of five-year development plan for 2024-2028

Minister of Planning announces completion of five-year development plan for 2024-2028Minister of Planning, Mohammed Ali Tamim, announced today, Wednesday, the completion of the five-year development plan for the years 2024-2028.
The ministry stated in a statement received by Sumaria News, that “the Minister of Planning Mohammed Ali Tamim Today, the Australian Ambassador to…Iraq Glenn Myler, and the accompanying delegation, where the meeting was attended by the Director General International Cooperation Saher Abdul Kazim Discussing a number of issues and files of common interest.

During the meeting, the Minister of Planning appreciated the “support provided by Australia For efforts Iraq In various fields of development,” indicating that “the Iraqi government has set a package of priorities that it seeks to achieve within its government program.”

He pointed to “the completion of the five-year development plan for the years 2024-2028, and what it included in terms of priorities to achieve sustainable development goals, keep pace with challenges, and optimal use of natural resources, most notably rationalizing water use and combating desertification, and confronting climate change, by finding innovative solutions and treatments, in addition to moving towards building integrated, environmentally friendly residential cities, and developing solutions and programs to address unemployment by encouraging employment in the private sector.”

He continued that “the plan aims to expand in the field of renewable energy, and benefit from solar energy, in providing electricity, and reducing dependence on fossil fuels, and working to establish 4 solar energy stations in the governorates of Muthanna, Karbala and Anbar And Kirkuk

The Minister of Planning stressed the ministry’s preparations to conduct the general population and housing census on November 20, and its strategic importance in identifying development gaps and drawing a picture of the Iraqi reality in all development sectors, calling on “Australian companies to take advantage of the investment opportunities available in Iraq In various sectors.”

For his part, he praised Mylar “At the level of cooperation between the two countries, expressing his country’s readiness to enhance and develop this cooperation, in a way that serves the interests of the two friendly peoples.”

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