Baghdad / NINA /- Representative Mansour Al-Baiji affirmed that the House of Representatives will not pass the borrowing law in the form it was sent by the government, but rather that it will make amendments to reduce borrowing and not burden the state large debts to be borne by future generations.

Al-Baiji said in a statement that the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) received a copy of it that: "Borrowing is not the solution, and the Iraqi government must go to find other sources of financing, which are present such as the agricultural and industrial sectors, border outlets and mobile phone companies. Therefore, the government must go to activate them and move away from fast solutions as borrowing. "

He added, "We will vote for a polished borrowing law that will not exceed paying the salaries of employees and retirees and the salaries of the social protection network. The vote will not be on a borrowing law that gives the government the right to borrow billions, and we do not know where they are going."

He added, "We are against the idea of borrowing, but for the utmost necessity we will vote on it in order to pay salaries to state employees at the time we stress the government that we are against borrowing and that it should go to other financing projects because we will not allow borrowing that will cause a disaster for the country during the coming period if the government continues like this way, without finding a solution to this economic crisis. "/ End




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