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Al-Kazemi: The electrical connection with neighboring countries will be reflected in the provision of energy at cheap prices
economy Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi Opening of an electric station
2022-07-27 03:42
Shafaq News/ Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi considered today, Wednesday, that the electrical connection with neighboring countries will have a significant impact in providing energy to Iraqis at reasonable and cheap prices, while
indicating that his government succeeded in turning challenges into "opportunities for success."
Al-Kazemi said in a speech during the laying of the foundation stone for the Anbar Installed Power Plant project in the Al-Furat district of Anbar Governorate, followed by Shafak News Agency,
"I thank all the cadres of the Ministry of Electricity, whether in the production sector or in other supporting sectors, and
I especially mention the cadres working on this site, and under These weather conditions and high temperatures, all thanks and gratitude for these national efforts.”
Addressing the station's employees, Al-Kazemi added that
"their performance of duty is appreciated and respected by citizens, and
it enhances people's confidence in the government,
and confirms that it is working to develop services and dedicate its efforts to provide a decent life for all Iraqis." Al-Kazemi continued,
"We succeeded in the process of electrical interconnection with neighboring countries,
which will have a significant impact in providing energy to our people at reasonable and cheap prices,
as well as benefiting from Iraq being a corridor for the countries of the world through this electrical connection." In this context, Al-Kazemi noted,
"Iraq may be too late in catching up with this process and integrating with neighboring countries,
but in the end we reached this connection, which will be reflected in the coming years on Iraq's capabilities to produce electrical energy." In his speech, Al-Kazemi indicated that
"entering a new phase and taking a decision to change the name of the ministry from (electricity) to (electricity and alternative energy)," noting that
"we worked to support the ministry with everything it needed, and we provided conditions with a young leadership that gave them the opportunity and they began to innovate in providing services and developing the electricity sector. And the Prime Minister stated,
“We have taken it upon ourselves from the first moment of this government to work in all difficult circumstances, and to turn challenges into opportunities for success.
In the Iraqi economy, and according to International Monetary Fund estimates, the Iraqi economy is witnessing remarkable growth and stability in a world experiencing economic crises, and we will continue to work and provide all services to our people. Al-Kazemi explained,
"Even in the complex political conditions that we are currently living in, we worked very hard not to reflect this political crisis on the lives of citizens and to provide services to them. Obstacles and challenges to the government's work.
Today, Wednesday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi laid the foundation stone for the Anbar power plant project, which is installed in the Euphrates district of the governorate.
The total capacity of the Anbar installed plant is 1,642 megawatts at a cost of one billion dollars, and the project will take a period of 3 years.
Al-Kazemi: The electrical connection with neighboring countries will be reflected in the provision of energy at cheap prices
economy Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi Opening of an electric station
2022-07-27 03:42
Shafaq News/ Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi considered today, Wednesday, that the electrical connection with neighboring countries will have a significant impact in providing energy to Iraqis at reasonable and cheap prices, while
indicating that his government succeeded in turning challenges into "opportunities for success."
Al-Kazemi said in a speech during the laying of the foundation stone for the Anbar Installed Power Plant project in the Al-Furat district of Anbar Governorate, followed by Shafak News Agency,
"I thank all the cadres of the Ministry of Electricity, whether in the production sector or in other supporting sectors, and
I especially mention the cadres working on this site, and under These weather conditions and high temperatures, all thanks and gratitude for these national efforts.”
Addressing the station's employees, Al-Kazemi added that
"their performance of duty is appreciated and respected by citizens, and
it enhances people's confidence in the government,
and confirms that it is working to develop services and dedicate its efforts to provide a decent life for all Iraqis." Al-Kazemi continued,
"We succeeded in the process of electrical interconnection with neighboring countries,
which will have a significant impact in providing energy to our people at reasonable and cheap prices,
as well as benefiting from Iraq being a corridor for the countries of the world through this electrical connection." In this context, Al-Kazemi noted,
"Iraq may be too late in catching up with this process and integrating with neighboring countries,
but in the end we reached this connection, which will be reflected in the coming years on Iraq's capabilities to produce electrical energy." In his speech, Al-Kazemi indicated that
"entering a new phase and taking a decision to change the name of the ministry from (electricity) to (electricity and alternative energy)," noting that
"we worked to support the ministry with everything it needed, and we provided conditions with a young leadership that gave them the opportunity and they began to innovate in providing services and developing the electricity sector. And the Prime Minister stated,
“We have taken it upon ourselves from the first moment of this government to work in all difficult circumstances, and to turn challenges into opportunities for success.
In the Iraqi economy, and according to International Monetary Fund estimates, the Iraqi economy is witnessing remarkable growth and stability in a world experiencing economic crises, and we will continue to work and provide all services to our people. Al-Kazemi explained,
"Even in the complex political conditions that we are currently living in, we worked very hard not to reflect this political crisis on the lives of citizens and to provide services to them. Obstacles and challenges to the government's work.
Today, Wednesday, Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi laid the foundation stone for the Anbar power plant project, which is installed in the Euphrates district of the governorate.
The total capacity of the Anbar installed plant is 1,642 megawatts at a cost of one billion dollars, and the project will take a period of 3 years.
