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Council Baghdad: Allocation of capital projects during the two sessions worth four trillion dinars and 80% of which are parked
05/09/2015 11:03
Long-Presse / Baghdad
Confirmed the Baghdad Provincial Council, said on Saturday that the projects allocated to the implementation of the capital value during the current and previous sessions of four trillion dinars, and as pointed out that the investment value of projects for the year the current 2015 exceed Al919 billion dinars, acknowledged that what attributed 80% of those projects stalled because of lack of financial allocations.
The Chairman of the Committee on the outskirts of Baghdad services in Baghdad Provincial Council Ali Alhegel, in an interview to the (long-Presse), "The cost of the projects in the capital during the previous and present sessions, the Baghdad government, amounting to about four trillion dinars," noting that "the investment value of projects within the program the development of regions for the current year 2015, amounting to about 919 billion and 482 million dinars. "
He Alhegel, that those "projects were distributed on pieces of municipalities, water and sewage, roads and sports," he said, adding that "the health sector was his best chance implemented where four hospitals worth 433 billion dinars."
The President of the Committee, that "all those project contracts signed, and Bucher implemented to varying degrees achievement," pointing out that "the Commission has prepared a report that projects to inform them of the provincial council."
The Alhegel, that "accounted for eighty percent of the projects that were approved during the current session of the local government in Baghdad, stopped due to lack of financial allocations."
It is said that the Baghdad Provincial Council, revealed in, (the 29th of August 2015), for the exchange of more than three trillion dinars on the implementation of projects in the capital, while the reluctance of 50% of these projects confirmed that 10% of them fake, between the Baghdad government condemns for companies executing about two billion dinars.
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05/09/2015 11:03
Long-Presse / Baghdad
Confirmed the Baghdad Provincial Council, said on Saturday that the projects allocated to the implementation of the capital value during the current and previous sessions of four trillion dinars, and as pointed out that the investment value of projects for the year the current 2015 exceed Al919 billion dinars, acknowledged that what attributed 80% of those projects stalled because of lack of financial allocations.
The Chairman of the Committee on the outskirts of Baghdad services in Baghdad Provincial Council Ali Alhegel, in an interview to the (long-Presse), "The cost of the projects in the capital during the previous and present sessions, the Baghdad government, amounting to about four trillion dinars," noting that "the investment value of projects within the program the development of regions for the current year 2015, amounting to about 919 billion and 482 million dinars. "
He Alhegel, that those "projects were distributed on pieces of municipalities, water and sewage, roads and sports," he said, adding that "the health sector was his best chance implemented where four hospitals worth 433 billion dinars."
The President of the Committee, that "all those project contracts signed, and Bucher implemented to varying degrees achievement," pointing out that "the Commission has prepared a report that projects to inform them of the provincial council."
The Alhegel, that "accounted for eighty percent of the projects that were approved during the current session of the local government in Baghdad, stopped due to lack of financial allocations."
It is said that the Baghdad Provincial Council, revealed in, (the 29th of August 2015), for the exchange of more than three trillion dinars on the implementation of projects in the capital, while the reluctance of 50% of these projects confirmed that 10% of them fake, between the Baghdad government condemns for companies executing about two billion dinars.
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