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Editor: NK Saturday 06 August 2011 21:20 GMT
Minister of Electricity article waterfall thunder shakes hands with Vice President of Shanghai after signing a contract Zubaydiah electrical station in Wasit province, last April
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
, a source in the Prime Minister, Sunday, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki issued a decree dismissing the Iraqi Minister of Electricity on the back of a recent contracts and fictitious value of up to one billion and $ 700 million. The source said in an interview for "Alsumaria News" "The Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki issued a decree, in the small hours of Saturday evening, serving dismissal of Iraqi Minister of Electricity Raad waterfall after making sure that the last held commercial contracts and fictitious name of the ministry worth up to one billion and 700 million dollars. " The source, who asked not to be identified said that "al-Maliki ordered also conducted an extensive investigation to find those involved in these contracts along with the minister, "likely to" entrust a ministry to the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussein Shahristani, while naming other minister. " The Maliki's decision to dismiss the Minister of Electricity after hours A member of parliament for a coalition of state law Hanan al in an interview for "Alsumaria News" The Iraqi Minister of Electricity Raad waterfall held commercial contracts with companies "and imaginary" about one billion and 700 million dollars, and confirmed that it will submit a request to question the minister in parliament in its first session next week, without giving details of contracts Phantom and other persons involved in addition to the Minister. The thunder waterfall One of the ministers belonging to the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi. The country has since the middle of last February, many of the protests against the deterioration of services, particularly electricity and long hours of power cuts to about 20 hours a day and more especially after the By summer, which is witnessing a Iraq consuming large to run air conditioners to cool the air temperature, which exceeded last week the threshold of 51 degrees Celsius. and said the Iraqi cabinet, in the 12 of June, agreed to add $ 927 million to the supplementary budget of the Ministry of Electricity for the year current, to be allocated for the implementation of specific projects fast through investment companies, the ministry revealed, in early August evening, said foreign companies that contracted with them to build plants quickly stopped the implementation of contracts and required to obtain guarantees from the banks of their countries to implement projects in Iraq, attributed the reason for not completion of special projects in the field of electric power to the controls and financial systems of Iraq and the absence of legislation on the protection of foreign investors. The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, had pledged in the 17 of February, to end the electricity crisis in the country within a period not exceeding 15 months, in a series launched by the pledges in response to the movement of mass protests witnessed by the majority of Iraqi cities on 15 February.
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Editor: NK Saturday 06 August 2011 21:20 GMT
Minister of Electricity article waterfall thunder shakes hands with Vice President of Shanghai after signing a contract Zubaydiah electrical station in Wasit province, last April
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
, a source in the Prime Minister, Sunday, Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki issued a decree dismissing the Iraqi Minister of Electricity on the back of a recent contracts and fictitious value of up to one billion and $ 700 million. The source said in an interview for "Alsumaria News" "The Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki issued a decree, in the small hours of Saturday evening, serving dismissal of Iraqi Minister of Electricity Raad waterfall after making sure that the last held commercial contracts and fictitious name of the ministry worth up to one billion and 700 million dollars. " The source, who asked not to be identified said that "al-Maliki ordered also conducted an extensive investigation to find those involved in these contracts along with the minister, "likely to" entrust a ministry to the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy, Hussein Shahristani, while naming other minister. " The Maliki's decision to dismiss the Minister of Electricity after hours A member of parliament for a coalition of state law Hanan al in an interview for "Alsumaria News" The Iraqi Minister of Electricity Raad waterfall held commercial contracts with companies "and imaginary" about one billion and 700 million dollars, and confirmed that it will submit a request to question the minister in parliament in its first session next week, without giving details of contracts Phantom and other persons involved in addition to the Minister. The thunder waterfall One of the ministers belonging to the Iraqi List led by Iyad Allawi. The country has since the middle of last February, many of the protests against the deterioration of services, particularly electricity and long hours of power cuts to about 20 hours a day and more especially after the By summer, which is witnessing a Iraq consuming large to run air conditioners to cool the air temperature, which exceeded last week the threshold of 51 degrees Celsius. and said the Iraqi cabinet, in the 12 of June, agreed to add $ 927 million to the supplementary budget of the Ministry of Electricity for the year current, to be allocated for the implementation of specific projects fast through investment companies, the ministry revealed, in early August evening, said foreign companies that contracted with them to build plants quickly stopped the implementation of contracts and required to obtain guarantees from the banks of their countries to implement projects in Iraq, attributed the reason for not completion of special projects in the field of electric power to the controls and financial systems of Iraq and the absence of legislation on the protection of foreign investors. The Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, had pledged in the 17 of February, to end the electricity crisis in the country within a period not exceeding 15 months, in a series launched by the pledges in response to the movement of mass protests witnessed by the majority of Iraqi cities on 15 February.
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