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    Iraq’s 2024 Budget Between Free-Riding Policies and Economic Modeling: Will the 2024 Budget Ensure Iraq’s Development Needs?

    Dr. Amro Husham Mohammad / Al-Mustansiriya University, College of Administration and Economics Usually, complex and multi-dimensional discussions arise, including economic, social, and political dimensions, when linking financial policy with development efforts to uplift nations and societies. Thus, do security, military, and political considerations outweigh their economic counterparts, or vice versa?...

    Water Scarcity in Iraq: Illogical Calculations and Compound Pressure

    Dr. Ali Faris Hameed /Dean of the College of Political Science at Al-Nahrain University. The issues related to research on scarcity still represent the most influential variable in the orientation of countries. They represent that obsession that may cost them one of their pillars of survival from a strategic standpoint...

    What Iraq Can Achieve from Recycling Solid Household Waste

    Prof. Dr. Rola Abdel Khader Abbas Al-Safi, University of Technology - Department of Applied Sciences / Branch of Medical and Industrial Materials Prof. Dr. Abdel Hamid Rahim Mahdi Al-Sarraf, University of Baghdad / Ibn Al-Haytham College of Education / Department of Physics The prevalence of informal and unregulated housing systems, coupled...

    Climate Change and Its Impact on Poverty in Iraq

    Wala’a Ali Farhan: Researcher specializing in public policies and sustainable development The Millennium Sustainable Development Goals introduce seventeen developmental objectives, with the first aimed at the eradication of poverty and the thirteenth focusing on addressing climate change. A notable characteristic of these United Nations goals is their interdependent impact, where...

    An Economic Approach to the Stability of Drought-Affected Communities in Southern Iraq: Outcomes and Possible Solutions

    Salim Abd al-Hasan Rasn - University of Al-Qadisiyah / College of Administration and Economics. Nearly 40% of the land in Iraq, especially in the southern regions, is already suffering from desertification, with tens of thousands of acres turning into desert annually in the south of Iraq, near the marshes, and...

    The American Sanctions on Banks and Financial Companies and Their Effects on The Monetary Stability of Iraq

    Prof. Dr. Wejdan Falih Hasan / College of Political Science – University of Maysan. Years of wars and economic sanctions were precursors to making the Iraqi monetary system captive to the wills of international parties, rather than to local necessities, forcing the Iraqi decision-maker to succumb to international dictates to...

    Diversifying the Iraqi General Budget Revenues as Part of the Transition Towards Sustainable Development

    Dr. Khalaf Mohammed Hamad / College of Administration and Economics – Tikrit University Dr. Ibrahim Abdullah Jasim / College of Administration and Economics – Tikrit University The Iraqi government, among the practical steps that contribute to public revenues, should take urgent actions in the manufacturing sector in Iraq, followed by the...

    The Evolution and Impact of Virtual / Neo Banks: Pioneering the Future of Banking

    By Murad A. Hadi Virtual banks, an innovative breed of financial institutions operating without physical branches, have revolutionized the banking landscape worldwide. This article delves into the inception, modus operandi, regulatory frameworks, and challenges surrounding these digital entities. The emergence of virtual banks marks a paradigm shift in the traditional banking...

    International Coalition Forces in Iraq: A Review of Withdrawal Concerns

    Mustafa Al-Saray / Director of the Political Research and Studies Department at Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies The withdrawal of Coalition Forces, notably the U.S. troops, from Iraqi territory has emerged as a significant issue that has recently taken precedence in the realm of domestic political concerns. The issue...

    Tax Policies and Regulations Enhancing Entrepreneurship in Iraq

    Dr. Ibrahim Adeeb Al-Jalabi: Assistant Professor in Economic Development / College of Administration and Economics / University of Mosul. The rates at which individuals enter the field of entrepreneurship are negatively affected by administrative burdens and bureaucratic complexities, in addition to tax-related regulations and the complexities of the corporate income...