Baghdad – IA – Wissam Al-Mulla
The head of the Board of Advisors at the Prime Minister, Abdul Karim Al-Faisal, confirmed that the workshop to support the industrial sector, which was held today, Sunday, witnessed the hosting of industrialists to address the issue of the materials needed for new residential cities, noting that Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani urged them during the workshop to expand their business capabilities. Productivity to meet the needs of these cities.
Al-Faisal told the (INA): “Under the guidance of Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani and to develop a road map to activate the national industry in the field of infrastructure, the industries support team in the Council of Advisors reviewed the problems and challenges facing industrialists in the field of infrastructure and construction and recorded many The observations and obstacles were presented in the workshop held to support the national industry.
He added, “The Prime Minister directed during the workshop to solve the problems raised by the industrialists through a series of government decisions, and at the same time he encouraged the industrialists to expand their production capacities and establish production lines to increase the volume of materials produced with the aim of meeting the upcoming need in the country as a result of the development of new residential cities.”
Al-Faisal noted, “This means building a new economy based on the industrial sector. The Prime Minister insisted that the materials used in constructing residential cities be manufactured locally, and this is the goal of the workshop, which is to develop the local industry.”
Today, Sunday, the Prime Minister, Mr. Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, attended a workshop held in the capital, Baghdad, aimed at supporting the national industry, especially the construction industries, in conjunction with the start of work in the new residential cities.
In his speech during the workshop, Al-Sudani stressed the government’s seriousness in supporting the private sector and addressing the problems that obstruct its work through the Council of Ministers and the Ministerial Council for the Economy, noting that “the country is suffering from a real housing crisis that forced the government to move towards the housing sector, which is one of the most prominent sectors.” Which generates job opportunities, as certified by international organizations, in up to 89 professions.”
He stated that “Iraq faces a real opportunity to create a vast national industry to secure construction materials, especially since it possesses primary resources, and there is an urgent need for these materials,” noting that “the Jeweler City, which has completed all the conditions for its implementation without any obstacles or problems, and includes the construction of more “Out of 30,000 housing units, which means it needs a lot of construction materials.”
He added, “The legal team is now working to complete the granting of the license for the city of Ali al-Wardi, which includes 120,000 housing units. The contract for the city of al-Ghazlani in Nineveh has also been signed, and within two or three months the three cities will be implemented.”