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Araji announce directed the government to reduce red tape and procedures in departments and state institutions to reduce administrative corruption
Bahaa al-Araji
Deputy Prime Minister Bahaa al-Araji, Thursday, with the direction of the government to minimize the routine and administrative procedures and bureaucracy in the departments and institutions of the state to reduce the administrative and financial corruption, noting that serious action would be taken against the officials and employees who contribute to obstructing the citizens' transactions. They said in a statement seen by Radio tow, "The actions being undertaken in state institutions is one of the problems that hinder the progress of the country," noting that "advanced and developed countries, which are seeking to reach them, where such a procedure, which is face another aspect of No corruption. " He added that "the current government, and since the first meeting of the Council of Ministers was with the gradual abolition of the red tape and bureaucratic procedures leading to the use of modern technology and techniques that shorten the time and effort and reduce corruption." Araji said that "the coming months will witness taking several measures that contribute to address this service to our people who deserve our complaint and follow-up worries and rid it of those who are trying to exploit."
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Bahaa al-Araji
Deputy Prime Minister Bahaa al-Araji, Thursday, with the direction of the government to minimize the routine and administrative procedures and bureaucracy in the departments and institutions of the state to reduce the administrative and financial corruption, noting that serious action would be taken against the officials and employees who contribute to obstructing the citizens' transactions. They said in a statement seen by Radio tow, "The actions being undertaken in state institutions is one of the problems that hinder the progress of the country," noting that "advanced and developed countries, which are seeking to reach them, where such a procedure, which is face another aspect of No corruption. " He added that "the current government, and since the first meeting of the Council of Ministers was with the gradual abolition of the red tape and bureaucratic procedures leading to the use of modern technology and techniques that shorten the time and effort and reduce corruption." Araji said that "the coming months will witness taking several measures that contribute to address this service to our people who deserve our complaint and follow-up worries and rid it of those who are trying to exploit."
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