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Graduates' protests in Iraq continue, demanding employment in government jobs, amid the government's difficulty in accommodating the increasing numbers due to the financial crisis and employment restrictions. The Federal Civil Service Council confirmed that there are approximately 10,000 unemployed doctors. Iraq is currently working on a strategic plan to employ as many people as possible in both the public and private sectors. These protests come against the backdrop of rising unemployment burdens caused by weak public services and the widespread corruption that hinders economic development and complicates the employment crisis further.
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