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Samson » July 14th, 2020
Finance responds to representative inquiries regarding the delay in the payment of salaries
11:31 - 07/14/2020
Attorney Nada Shaker attributed, on Tuesday, that non-payment of salaries of some government institutions due to the lack of cash, while confirming directing parliamentary inquiries to the Ministry of Finance in this regard.
Shaker said in a statement to "Information", that "a number of deputies sent an inquiry to the Ministry of Finance regarding the failure of a number of state institutions to receive their monthly salaries for now, and the ministry's response was that the reason was due to the lack of cash liquidity at the present time, but it promised those institutions that salaries be paid The coming days.”
She added that "the ministry justified that part of the amounts of the internal borrowing did not reach the treasury and that the coming days will witness the availability of funds", noting that "the coming months will be paid by the specified dates and there will be no delay." LINK
Popeye7 » July 14th, 2020
Just as Frank, WS, Delta, MM, and Petra, and the teams have been declaring, there is a lack of liquidity in Iraq.. The very reason why salaries have not been paid consistently, and many have still not been paid for June... Which should have been 3 weeks ago... The last sentence certainly is evidence of what Frank's dream's entailed... No delays in the payment schedule... If this is the case for July, well, we all know what has to be done to remedy their scarce liquidity state...IMO
Samson » July 14th, 2020
Washington and Moscow are considering holding the summit of the Big Five
7/13/2020 09:41:06
Washington and Moscow discussed the possibility of holding a summit that includes the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, according to the US State Department.
The US State Department said in a statement on Monday that the United States discussed with Russia the possibility of holding a meeting of the leaders of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, a summit strongly desired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to Agence France-Presse.
In a statement, the US State Department said that US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discussed with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in a phone call to hold a summit "in the near future" of the leaders of the "five" major countries in order to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations.
In its statement, the US State Department did not specify where or when this summit might take place, but indicated that Pompeo, with Lavrov, during their phone conversations touched on the issue of Afghanistan and election security.
It is noteworthy that the five permanent members of the Security Council are the United States, Russia, France, Britain and China, knowing that the council includes 10 other non-permanent members.
And if the Big Five agreed to hold the summit, it would bring together US presidents Donald Trump, Russian Vladimir Putin, French Emmanuel Macron, Chinese Shi Jinping and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
It is worth noting that many differences differed between a number of these leaders, especially between the American presidents and his Chinese counterpart, against the background of the outbreak of the Corona virus, which caused the Covid-19 epidemic. LINK
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