Study of the economic reality of the Holy Karbala Governorate and its future prospects-regional planning for the Holy Karbala Governorate

Authors

  • Mohomad Husien College of Administration and Economics - University of Karbala
  • Muhsen Abd allah Hassan AL-Rajihy College of Administration and Economics - University of Karbala
  • Eaman Abd AL-Kadum Jabar College of Administration and Economics - University of Karbala

Keywords:

Economic reality, future prospects

Abstract

It is known that economic planning at the regional or governorate level seeks to achieve a certain level of economic growth at the administrative level for which planning aims. Therefore, it was not independent of comprehensive planning, regardless of its levels. Still, it is part of that planning, except that it considers economic, natural, and social resources. ...etc. for the region to rely on in building the foundations of economic growth in that region.
The main goal of this study is to develop general indicators about the possibility of planning for Karbala Governorate based on the reality that distinguishes it from other governorates in the country, noting that this goal was based on an economic problem facing this governorate, which is a significant disruption of the financial resources available in this governorate. And the lack of interest and care to activate these resources so far. Therefore, to develop logical solutions to this problem, the research came up with the hypothesis that: ((The Karbala Governorate possesses the qualifications to advance the economic and social reality, and it is possible to develop this governorate within five years if the available resources are exploited, whether agricultural, industrial, or tourism)).

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Published

2024-06-27

How to Cite

محمد حسين كاظم, محسن عبد الله حسن الراجحي, & أيمان عبد الكاظم جبار. (2024). Study of the economic reality of the Holy Karbala Governorate and its future prospects-regional planning for the Holy Karbala Governorate. Iraqi Journal for Administrative Sciences, 5(21), 75–84. Retrieved from https://mail.journals.uokerbala.edu.iq:8443/index.php/ijas/article/view/1958