Iraq and the World Bank agree to continue joint work to promote economic stability in the country
Mawazine News – Baghdad
The Ministry of Finance and the World Bank agreed on Thursday to continue coordination and joint work to enhance economic stability in the country.
The ministry said in a statement received by (Mawazin News) that “its Minister Taif Sami Mohammed received, on Thursday, the representative of the World Bank in Iraq, Emmanuel Salinas, in the presence of the Regional Director of Human Development Fadia Saada and the accompanying delegation,
to discuss ways to enhance cooperation between the two sides in supporting development projects and implementing economic reforms.” Sami stressed the importance of partnering with the World Bank in financing programs aimed at achieving sustainable development,
and the commitment of the Iraqi government to implement financial and economic reforms to ensure the stability of the national economy, noting that “these reforms aim to promote sustainable growth, improve the management of financial resources, combat corruption, and enhance transparency in government institutions.”
For his part, the representative of the World Bank praised “the efforts of the Iraqi government in improving the economic environment and enhancing transparency and efficiency,” stressing “the bank’s readiness to provide more technical and financial support in line with Iraq’s development priorities.”
According to the statement, the two parties agreed to “continue coordination and joint work to achieve strategic objectives and enhance economic stability in the country.”
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