The President of the Republic and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance discuss the 2025 budget
Baghdad /NINA/ -President of the Republic Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid discussed with the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance, Ribaz Hamlan, today, Wednesday, the federal budget for the year 2025 and its provisions.
The media department of the Presidency of the Republic said in a statement: "President Rashid received Hamlan at the Baghdad Palace, and congratulated him on the occasion of assuming his new position as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance, wishing him success in his work duties."
The statement continued: "The meeting discussed the financial and economic aspects in the country, and the necessity of continuing the path of economic reform to ensure the provision of the best services to citizens and achieve sustainable development."
It added: "The federal budget for the year 2025 and its provisions were discussed, and the importance of determining priorities and visions was emphasized, working to maximize resources and reduce expenses, and the necessity of developing the banking sector, and improving the performance of government and private banks, in a way that enhances economic stability." / End
The media department of the Presidency of the Republic said in a statement: "President Rashid received Hamlan at the Baghdad Palace, and congratulated him on the occasion of assuming his new position as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance, wishing him success in his work duties."
The statement continued: "The meeting discussed the financial and economic aspects in the country, and the necessity of continuing the path of economic reform to ensure the provision of the best services to citizens and achieve sustainable development."
It added: "The federal budget for the year 2025 and its provisions were discussed, and the importance of determining priorities and visions was emphasized, working to maximize resources and reduce expenses, and the necessity of developing the banking sector, and improving the performance of government and private banks, in a way that enhances economic stability." / End
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