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Economic reform policies in Iraq: reality and aspirations

Maliha J. Abd, Yusra R. Jabbar, Naba k. Hady

Pages: 275-283

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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.

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Seizing investment opportunities to combat poverty and achieve sustainable development: An analytical study of Babylon investment authority projects 2021-2024

Sikna Wade, Thanaa Abdulraheem

Pages: 307-298

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The issues of combating poverty and sustainable development are among the most prominent challenges facing both developing and developed societies. Despite the efforts made by governments and international organizations, poverty still directly affects many countries, calling for the adoption of effective investment policies that improve economic and social conditions. Investment in combating poverty includes financial resources allocated to programs and policies aimed at improving the living standards of individuals in poor communities. This includes investments by governments and international organizations in sectors such as education, health, clean water, social finance, and job opportunities. Investing in combating poverty and achieving sustainable development is a long-term process that requires strong commitment from governments, international institutions, and civil society organizations alike. Investment in this area represents a cornerstone for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, which are not limited to improving economic conditions but also extend to promoting social justice and reducing development gaps between different segments of society. The research addresses seizing investment opportunities in Babil Governorate for the period 2021-2024 across all governorate projects. Among the most important conclusions of the research is the need to increase investment in infrastructure and local labor, as well as investment in projects targeting the poorest segments of the governorate's population. The most important finding of the research is the significant impact of investment opportunities in combating poverty and improving the living conditions of the governorate's residents. This contributes to achieving sustainable development for Babil Governorate in particular and Iraq in general.

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