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Cabinet examines in detail the Kuwaiti port project
June 6 2011
Baghdad's Al-araji
Heading the Council of Ministers at its next meeting to consider the establishment of the Kuwaiti port "Mubarak" and its effects on the country to identify steps and mechanisms which will deal with the subject.
Secretary General of the Council of Ministers on the link in a "morning": the next meeting of the Council of Ministers will see a detailed study to estimate the magnitude of the problem of "port" built by the State of Kuwait and damage and negatives, along with the review of information and data to determine future steps to be taken in this aspect.
The chances of Iraq in economic advancement at all levels, led some States parties to move towards impeding implementation of the activities in the economic, investment and trade, infrastructure and strategic projects.
He added that there is much evidence that pressure by the world companies that want to work in the country and provide inducements to prevent them from entering the market to invest in Iraq, noting that this is a type of economic confrontation that everyone know especially that Iraq holds great potential to be the region's economic giant.
With regard to the Kuwaiti side's project port "Mubarak" stressed the relationship a move vigorously from the Government and House of fact-finding and information in this direction, which included a commissioned study committees and defining the project and its effects of technical, legal and economic aspects and implications for the rights of the country. The foreign ministries of transport and of draft studies had made the port of Mubarak, noting that the Council of Ministers agreed to review outcome study maps and clear and accurate data prepared by ministries during the next meeting to determine the merits of the subject, pointing out that the Government did not want to take a well-considered-reaction in estimation of the magnitude of the problem and its damages and drawbacks.
The relationship that postponing the implementation of the FAO port requires considerable investigation, because part of the laggardly implementation returns to hinder foreign direct or indirectly from the surrounding States, and partly perhaps to failure management topic.
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June 6 2011
Baghdad's Al-araji
Heading the Council of Ministers at its next meeting to consider the establishment of the Kuwaiti port "Mubarak" and its effects on the country to identify steps and mechanisms which will deal with the subject.
Secretary General of the Council of Ministers on the link in a "morning": the next meeting of the Council of Ministers will see a detailed study to estimate the magnitude of the problem of "port" built by the State of Kuwait and damage and negatives, along with the review of information and data to determine future steps to be taken in this aspect.
The chances of Iraq in economic advancement at all levels, led some States parties to move towards impeding implementation of the activities in the economic, investment and trade, infrastructure and strategic projects.
He added that there is much evidence that pressure by the world companies that want to work in the country and provide inducements to prevent them from entering the market to invest in Iraq, noting that this is a type of economic confrontation that everyone know especially that Iraq holds great potential to be the region's economic giant.
With regard to the Kuwaiti side's project port "Mubarak" stressed the relationship a move vigorously from the Government and House of fact-finding and information in this direction, which included a commissioned study committees and defining the project and its effects of technical, legal and economic aspects and implications for the rights of the country. The foreign ministries of transport and of draft studies had made the port of Mubarak, noting that the Council of Ministers agreed to review outcome study maps and clear and accurate data prepared by ministries during the next meeting to determine the merits of the subject, pointing out that the Government did not want to take a well-considered-reaction in estimation of the magnitude of the problem and its damages and drawbacks.
The relationship that postponing the implementation of the FAO port requires considerable investigation, because part of the laggardly implementation returns to hinder foreign direct or indirectly from the surrounding States, and partly perhaps to failure management topic.
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