Search Results for Maliha J. Abd
Abstract
The research addressed the possibility of achieving economic reform in Iraq based on the directions of the competent international institutions, of which Iraq is a member or observer, as institutions possessing great capabilities and experience accumulated from more than 190 member states in these institutions. For this reason, the research included two main points: the theoretical framework for economic reform and international institutions. The second point dealt with the international institutions’ vision for economic reform in Iraq, in addition to The most important conclusions and recommendations reached by the research focused on the weak points that Iraq suffers from. The research also recommended a number of points, including the necessity of benefiting from the expertise of these institutions in the economic and social fields in a way that reflects the achievement of the public interest of Iraqi society. At the end of the research, the approved sources for the research were established so that the subject would be completed to the extent possible to achieve the objectives from which it was launched.
Abstract
Public expenditures undertaken by the government are the basic element in providing the public life requirements of individuals and thus achieving development goals in general. However، public expenditures in Iraq are characterized by the fact that a large portion of them goes as current expenditures، while a small portion of them is directed to investment in various economic sectors، including health. education and others. Therefore، the research concluded that there is a large deficit in Iraq between the great actual need for services and achieving the planned development requirements and the low actual reality، especially in the health sector. The research recommended that there should be special attention in this sector by the government to ensure Sustainable annual growth in providing and improving these services to all individuals in Iraq in order to achieve the sustainable development goals that the United Nations seeks to achieve until 2030.