Government expansion prompts allocation disclosure requests

The creation of new ministries and government positions in Iraq has sparked criticism regarding their administrative viability and financial costs, especially amid weak financial conditions and budget pressures. Some deputies and officials have accused certain appointments of being based on political quotas rather than actual needs, involving the allocation of positions without sufficient studies on their costs and benefits. The establishment of these ministries also requires operational resources that could increase financial burdens. Government expenditures during the first seven months of 2026 are approaching 65.4 trillion dinars, compared to revenues of approximately 39.1 trillion dinars, reflecting pressures on public finances. Calls have been made to reveal the true costs and to reassess government effectiveness, rather than expanding institutions without proper planning.

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