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Naomi Fowler ■ Edition 35 of the Tax Justice Network Arabic podcast: الجباية ببساطة #٣٥ – آل سعود في قائمة العائلات الأغنى في العالم وتحسّن لمصر في مؤشر العدالة الضريبية

Edition 35 of the Tax Justice Network Arabic podcast: الجباية ببساطة #٣٥ – آل سعود في قائمة العائلات الأغنى في العالم وتحسّن لمصر في مؤشر العدالة الضريبية

Naomi Fowler

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2 November 2020

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Welcome to the 35th edition of our Arabic podcast/radio show Taxes Simply الجباية ببساطة contributing to tax justice public debate around the world. Taxes Simply الجباية ببساطة is produced and presented by Walid Ben Rhouma. The programme is available for listeners to download and it’s also available for free to any radio stations who’d like to broadcast it or websites who’d like to share it. You can also join the programme on Facebook and on Twitter.

الجباية ببساطة #٣٥ – آل سعود في قائمة العائلات الأغنى في العالم وتحسّن لمصر في مؤشر العدالة الضريبية
أهلا بكم في العدد الخامس والثلاثين من الجباية ببساطة،
. في هذا العدد سلطنا الضوء على قائمة العائلات الأغنى في العالم والتي جاءت عائلة آل سعود في مراتبها الخمس الأولى. دائما في أخبارنا المتفرقة، تحدثنا عن عجز الموازنة في المملكة العربية السعودية في ظل تراجع ايرادات النفط و تنامي العجز التجاري التركي وتأثيره على مستوى سعر صرف الليرة التركية.
في الجزء الثاني من الحلقة، حاور وليد بن رحومة الباحث الإقتصادي عمر غنام حول مؤشر العدالة الضريبية لسنة 2020 والذي سيصدر قريبا

تابعونا على صفحتنا على الفايسبوك وتويتر https://www.facebook.com/ TaxesSimply Tweets by taxes_simply

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Naomi Fowler

Naomi is the Tax Justice Network's creative strategist. She also produces and presents the Taxcast, the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio show. She also directs the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio shows in Spanish - Justicia ImPositiva, Arabic - الجباية ببساطة French - Impôts et Justice Sociale and Portuguese - É da sua conta. She produced programming for broadcasters around the world for 15 years, was Programme Director at a radio station in Latin America and has lived and worked in various countries. She's currently based between London, Sicily and Spain.

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Comments • 1

Mehdi Muradi

November 22, 2020 - 3:45 pm

I am writing to you from Tehran, Iran. I work in the iranian national tax administration (inta) as a tax researcher. I wonder how can i cooperate with tax justice network in iran. I and my friends in tax research office of INTA, want to work on tax justice issues in our country. Would you please could help us to esrablish a research group in iran on the tax justice related issues?