Baghdad – IA – hassan Al-Fawaz
The Minister of Transport, Razzaq Muhaibes Al-Saadawi, stressed today, Sunday, the importance of complementary work between the legislative and executive institutions, while noting that the ministry has achieved development in its performance and progress in the rates of project completion.
Al-Saadawi told the (INA): “Today, the Ministry hosted the Chair of the Strategic Planning and Government Performance Evaluation Committee, Laila Al-Tamimi, members of the House of Representatives, and members of the committee, where the third quarterly annual report of the Ministry of Transport’s projects, completion rates, and what has been accomplished were discussed.”
He added,”The committee provided advice,observations,and proposals on the ministryS performance,as we benefited greatly from them,and we will put them into practice,and they will receive great attention from us,” indicating that “there is development in the ministry’s performance,and there is progress in the completion rates of projects.”
He pointed out that ”there is complementary work between the legislative and executive institutions as well, as we are partners in building the nation, and therefore such meetings and gatherings would reflect positively on the government’s performance and the ministry’s performance.”
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Interview with Razzaq muhaibes Al-Saadawi: Advancing Iraq’s Transport Ministry Through Collaboration
By Time.news Editor
Q: Thank you for joining us, Minister Al-Saadawi. You recently highlighted the importance of cooperation between the legislative and executive branches in achieving your ministry’s goals. Could you elaborate on how this cooperative dynamic influences the success of the Ministry of Transport?
A: Thank you for having me. Collaboration between legislative and executive institutions is pivotal for progress. It allows us to align our strategies with the needs and expectations of the people we serve. by engaging with the House of Representatives and incorporating their feedback, we craft policies and initiatives that drive real change. This synergy is essential, as it enables us to work together as partners in nation-building.
Q: You mentioned a recent meeting where the third quarterly report was discussed. Could you provide some insights into the key achievements reported during this meeting?
A: absolutely. The meeting, which included prominent members like laila Al-Tamimi from the Strategic Planning and Government Performance Evaluation Committee, showcased our ministry’s project completion rates. We’ve seen noticeable progress in several key areas, from infrastructure development to enhancing transportation systems, which are crucial for economic growth. The feedback we received was constructive, and we’re committed to implementing their suggestions to further improve our performance.
Q: It sounds like there is a strong foundation for development within the Ministry of Transport. What specific strategies are you employing to maintain and accelerate this development?
A: we focus on continuous evaluation and adaptation of our strategies. Understanding that feedback is a cornerstone of advancement,we take recommendations from legislative sessions seriously. By fostering an open dialog, we stay in tune with the needs of citizens and adjust our roadmaps accordingly. Furthermore,we prioritize openness and accountability,ensuring that our progress is measurable and visible to the public.
Q: The transport sector is vital for Iraq’s economic vitality. How do you intend to leverage your ministry’s progress to contribute to broader economic goals?
A: Transportation is indeed a critical pillar for economic development. as we enhance our project completion rates, we aim to improve connectivity and accessibility. This not only boosts trade but also fosters regional development and job creation. Our development initiatives will facilitate smoother logistics, reduce travel times, and ultimately increase the efficiency of both local and international trade routes.
Q: Looking ahead, what are your key priorities for the Ministry of Transport in the upcoming months?
A: our primary focus will be to finalize ongoing projects and initiate new ones based on the needs we’ve identified through stakeholder feedback. We will invest in enduring practices to enhance our infrastructure, ensuring it meets future demands while protecting the environment. Additionally, we will continue strengthening our collaboration with legislative bodies, as their insight is invaluable for our strategic outlook.
Q: Lastly, what practical advice would you offer to other government sectors aiming for similar progress and collaboration?
A: The key takeaway is the importance of dialogue and relationship-building within and outside the institutions. Establish platforms for open dialogue and feedback, and prioritize transparency throughout all levels of project implementation. This will not only elevate performance but will also cultivate trust with constituents, which is essential for effective governance.
Thank you,Minister Al-Saadawi,for sharing your insights on enhancing Iraq’s transport sector through strategic collaboration. We look forward to witnessing the continued progress of the Ministry of Transport.