During my mandate Maliki wasted $ 245 billion from the state budget
During my mandate Maliki wasted $ 245 billion from the state budget
Posted 05/02/2015 07:37 AM
Iraqi sources revealed that enjoyed by al-Maliki’s influence is what prevents held accountable, but what allows him to reverse the attack on those who wish to investigate corruption, but Mstn current Prime Minister himself.
Surprised Maliki Iraqi public opinion by demanding accountability for the perpetrators of wasting public money suicide sharp contrast to the members of the three presidencies; the Republic and the government and parliament, during a meeting they held last Sunday.
He quoted an Iraqi source as saying that an altercation occurred between Maliki, who demanded an investigation of the missing funds, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
The source added that former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki said that his government was not responsible for the loss of this money being the point of implementation, and that the Finance Committee in the House of Representatives earlier are they embark doors disbursement of funds must be held accountable on this subject, which was interpreted by Abadi Chatham him prompt .
The source continued that the Chairman of the Finance Committee in the previous parliament, the current prime minister Haider al-Abadi tried to wriggle out of the charge of wasting money blaming Maliki responsibility because all the bodies, including the central bank was linked to his office, and that the previous government did not provide Parliament bonds exchange surplus from the previous budgets amounts.
The dispute in this time revealed the Iraqi lawmakers for wasting huge amounts of money from the state budget since the year 2004 to the year 2012 is estimated at $ 245 billion.
He quoted a member of the parliamentary finance committee Saud Haider, saying that the surplus state funds, which amounts to $ 150 billion has been spent without a statement to the doors of the exchange, as pointed out that the remaining balance of the funds not to exceed $ 2 billion.
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