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Clauses (1, 2) of Paragraph “B” of Article “72” of Social Security Law No. (1) of 2014 and its amendments stipulate the following:
1- A fund shall be established in the Ministry of Finance to cover the salaries and subscriptions of the military insured persons according to the last salary subject to deduction, until they complete the age of forty-five years of age, if their services end before they complete this age, provided that the military insured person, at the date of the end of his services, has at least (240) ) participation in military service.
2- The treasury shall bear the amounts and expenses incurred by the Fund, including the salaries paid to the military insured persons and the subscriptions paid on their behalf.
The draft law amending the insurance law currently before the Senate included the deletion of the above two items, that is, by canceling the fund that covers the salaries of the military insured whose services are terminated before the age of forty-five and pays their insurance contributions until they reach this age.
This is really unfortunate because if such a fund had been fed with money since its establishment, it would have played an important role in the interest of the military insured, and we would not have had to reduce the contributions paid by the government for the military insured, and we would not have had to stop the subscription of those whose services are terminated. before they complete the age of forty-five..!
Whose responsibility and for the benefit of not feeding this fund and leaving it empty for the previous years..?!
Mosa Subaihi