Informed government sources revealed new administrative decisions involving the dismissal of the Prime Minister's Advisor for Customs, Borders, and Transportation affairs, with a replacement appointed to oversee this vital portfolio. This move is part of a broader governmental plan aimed at restructuring and evaluating the performance of senior advisory positions within state institutions. The changes are designed to improve the management of economic and revenue-generating sectors, aligning with current requirements and enhancing operational efficiency in the border and customs domains.
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Jun 19, 2026
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Administrative Changes in Government Advisory Roles, New Advisor Appointed for Borders and Customs
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MN Iraq News Editorial Team
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