Mohsen Al-Mandalawi Calls for Completion of Remaining Projects in Baghdad, 15 OCT
In a bid to uplift the quality of life and infrastructure in the capital city of Iraq, First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohsen Al-Mandalawi has urged the initiation of comprehensive campaigns aimed at completing the remaining projects in Baghdad. In his recent statement, Al-Mandalawi emphasized the necessity of these campaigns to better the city’s infrastructure, services, and overall living conditions for its denizens.
Emphasizing Coordinated Efforts
Al-Mandalawi underscored the necessity of strengthened coordination between the government bodies and private sector firms for the successful completion of these projects. He accentuated the role of a collective effort in achieving the target and ensuring the projects’ successful fruition.
Transparency and Accountability: A Key Focus
As part of his statement, Al-Mandalawi also highlighted the critical role of transparency and accountability in the allocation of funds and resources for these campaigns. He stressed that these aspects would be paramount in maintaining trust and ensuring the proper use of resources, thereby leading to the successful completion of the planned projects.
Involving Local Communities
Al-Mandalawi also underscored the importance of involving local communities in the decision-making process. He said that the residents of Baghdad should actively participate in the development plans of their neighborhoods. This approach would ensure a more inclusive and effective implementation of the projects, addressing the actual needs of the residents and making them feel a part of the development process.
Government’s Commitment to Improve Living Conditions
The statements from Al-Mandalawi reflect the government’s commitment to addressing Baghdad’s needs and improving its residents’ living conditions. It is a sign of the government’s dedication to infrastructure development and service improvement, aimed at making Baghdad a better place for its inhabitants.
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