Advisor to the Prime Minister: The principle of partnership with the private sector will strengthen the digital bond in its best form
Advisor to the Prime Minister for Financial Affairs, Mazhar Mohammed Saleh, confirmed today, Sunday, that the principle of partnership between the state and the private sector will strengthen the digital bond in its best form, indicating that digital industrial licenses facilitate obtaining industrial investment licenses through electronic platforms, and he stressed that entering into electronic governance will provide a high level of disclosure and transparency and a high level of information for the flow of trademarks.
Saleh said, in an interview with the Iraqi News Agency, followed by "Al-Eqtisad News", that "the Iraqi government seeks, according to the government program, to transform the processes of registering trademarks through digital platforms that facilitate the registration and protection of their trademarks for merchants and industrialists according to high governance and speed, in addition to digital industrial licenses that lead to facilitating the obtaining of industrial investment licenses through electronic platforms."
He added, "Industrial analysis and data services are a mechanism for providing industrial data and statistics via digital systems to facilitate decision-making related to the industry, as well as digital training and consulting, development and capacity building, such as organizing training courses on digital transformation tools and participating in online consulting programs at the same time."
Saleh explained that "entering into e-governance will provide a high level of disclosure and transparency and a high level of information for the flow of important brands that are consistent with the development of industrial development activity in the country, and interaction with technology sources in the world reflected by brands of global companies that are important in technological development," noting that "this in turn leads to accelerating the encouragement of research and development projects to enhance national industrial innovation in a renewed digital industrial age for Iraq."
He stressed that "the principle of partnership between the state and the private sector will strengthen the digital bond in its best form," explaining that "the objectives of the private sector development strategy also aim to have its contribution to the gross domestic product reach approximately 53 percent within a decade instead of its current status of 37 percent through diversifying investment in fields with industry at the forefront to generate diverse national production, which will lead to accelerating the reduction of unemployment to one decimal place and making it at the natural limit and not exceeding 4 percent of the total workforce."
He pointed out that "the industrial cities that will be built on the development path will represent the highest types of industrial modernization by taking advantage of the digital platforms that are being built for this purpose to accelerate obtaining the relevant industrial and commercial licenses." link