In a significant move towards administrative and financial reform, Umed Sabah, President of the Diwan of the Kurdistan Region’s Council of Ministers, met with a delegation from the Iraqi federal government on Thursday. The meeting aimed at establishing a collaborative team to address future administrative and financial challenges.

Key figures present at the Diwan meeting included Amanj Raheem, the Region’s Cabinet Secretary and Chief Legal Advisor, and Abdul Hakim Khasro, Head of the Department of Coordination and Follow-up. The discussions focused on harmonizing the administrative and financial systems between Erbil and Baghdad.

"We have decided to form a joint team to reorganize administrative procedures and establish a unified financial system between Erbil and Baghdad," announced Umed Sabah. "This initiative will provide a robust foundation for addressing future challenges effectively."

The establishment of this joint team holds significant economic and administrative importance. By streamlining procedures and creating a cohesive financial system, both sides aim to improve efficiency, reduce bureaucratic obstacles, and foster a more transparent and stable economic environment.

This collaboration is anticipated to enhance investment opportunities, boost economic growth, and ensure better resource allocation, ultimately benefiting the citizens. The initiative underscores the commitment of both Erbil and Baghdad to work together for a prosperous and stable future.