Federation of Labor Unions: Arab Summit in Baghdad to Strengthen Iraq's Economic and Developmental Standing
The Central National Federation of Iraqi Trade Unions affirmed on Thursday that the convening of the Arab Summit in the capital, Baghdad, will bolster Iraq's position in terms of economic and developmental progress.
In a statement, received by The Iraqi News Agency-INA, The Federation noted that: 'The convening of the Arab Summit in Baghdad will enhance Iraq's economic and developmental position, and will reflect the true image of the progress achieved across the security, economic, tourism, cultural, and social sectors in our beloved country.'
According to the statement, The Technical Advisor of the Federation, Qasim Hadi Karim, stated:'Holding the Arab Summit at this particular time marks a significant turning point that will contribute positively across various sectors, most notably the labor market.'
He pointed out that:'The efforts embedded within the government program, along with the support of all national and societal forces, unions, labor federations, and institutions of diverse orientations, are all directed toward ensuring the full success of the 34th Arab Summit in the Republic of Iraq. These efforts underscore the ongoing diligence, urban development, and investment momentum currently witnessed in Iraq.'
He added that: 'The outcomes of the summit will further strengthen Iraq's standing within the institutions of the Arab League, the International Labour Organization, and various Arab organizations across multiple sectors.'
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